Storing Data Azure Iot Central

can I access to the Iot Hub behind the Azure Iot Central? I need to use:

IoT Edge feature

Device Provisioning

Get to Event-Hub Endpoint to process data

Cheers

asked May 16 '18 at 8:15

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can I access to the Iot Hub behind the Azure Iot Central? I need to use:

IoT Edge feature

Device Provisioning

Get to Event-Hub Endpoint to process data

Cheers

asked May 16 '18 at 8:15

A Mustapha

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can I access to the Iot Hub behind the Azure Iot Central? I need to use:

IoT Edge feature

Device Provisioning

Get to Event-Hub Endpoint to process data

Cheers

asked May 16 '18 at 8:15

A Mustapha

can I access to the Iot Hub behind the Azure Iot Central? I need to use:

IoT Edge feature

Device Provisioning

Get to Event-Hub Endpoint to process data

Cheers

azure azure-iot-hub azure-iot-edge azure-iot-central

asked May 16 '18 at 8:15

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Azure IoT Central is a fully managed solution, you can't access underlying services including Azure IoT Hub. They are not exposed.

Reference "Compare Azure IoT Central and Azure IoT options".

What you can do is device connection. You can send device-to-cloud message and update device twin.

Reference "Device connectivity in Azure IoT Central".

Compare to Azure IoT Central, Azure IoT solution accelerators(original name: Azure IoT Suite) gives you more control of the underlying services. You have access to the underlying Azure services to manage them, or replace them as needed. For your use case, you can consider Azure IoT solution accelerators.

answered May 17 '18 at 2:16

Rita Han - MSFT

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your requirement '3. Get to Event-Hub Endpoint to process data' can be done using your IoT Central App feature such as Continuous Data Export to the Event Hub.

The other way is to obtain an internal IoT Hub access to the events default endpoint from your IoT Central application access token like is shown here.

This approach allows to obtain an eventhubSasToken like is shown in the following code snippet:

"eventhubSasToken": {

    "sasToken": "SharedAccessSignature sr=sb%3A%2F%2Fep-ns-saas-ep-15-262-xxxxxxxxxx.servicebus.windows.net%2Fep-ehub-saas-iothu-1044564-xxxxxxxxxx&sig=xxxxxx&se=1546197703&skn=service",

    "entityPath": "ep-ehub-saas-iothu-1044564-xxxxxxxxxx",

    "hostname": "sb://ep-ns-saas-ep-15-262-xxxxxxxxxx.servicebus.windows.net/"

}

answered Jan 1 at 13:09

Roman Kiss

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Yes Roman you are right about Continuous Data Export which now exports data to your Event Hub in your own Azure Subscription. The second approach using the IoT Central access token with the IoT Hub APIs is not recommended as the access token format may change and thus this should not be taken as a dependency. The access token was intended for the IoT Central Explorer CLI only (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-central/…). We are currently working on an API for IoT Central to enable scenarios like this one.

– Vivian Liu - MSFT
Jan 3 at 23:38

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IoT Edge is not supported in IoT Central. If you would like to request this feature, please add it to UserVoice and describe your use case.

Device Provisioning Service is supported in IoT Central. See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-central/concepts-connectivity

While there is no way to access the underlying services, you can export your data using Continuous Data Export to your own Event Hub endpoint in your own Azure subscription. From there you can process the data how you like.

answered Jan 3 at 23:45

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Azure IoT Central is a fully managed solution, you can't access underlying services including Azure IoT Hub. They are not exposed.

Reference "Compare Azure IoT Central and Azure IoT options".

What you can do is device connection. You can send device-to-cloud message and update device twin.

Reference "Device connectivity in Azure IoT Central".

answered May 17 '18 at 2:16

Rita Han - MSFT

5,0811313

add a comment |

Azure IoT Central is a fully managed solution, you can't access underlying services including Azure IoT Hub. They are not exposed.

Reference "Compare Azure IoT Central and Azure IoT options".

What you can do is device connection. You can send device-to-cloud message and update device twin.

Reference "Device connectivity in Azure IoT Central".

answered May 17 '18 at 2:16

Rita Han - MSFT

5,0811313

add a comment |

Azure IoT Central is a fully managed solution, you can't access underlying services including Azure IoT Hub. They are not exposed.

Reference "Compare Azure IoT Central and Azure IoT options".

What you can do is device connection. You can send device-to-cloud message and update device twin.

Reference "Device connectivity in Azure IoT Central".

answered May 17 '18 at 2:16

Rita Han - MSFT

5,0811313

Azure IoT Central is a fully managed solution, you can't access underlying services including Azure IoT Hub. They are not exposed.

Reference "Compare Azure IoT Central and Azure IoT options".

What you can do is device connection. You can send device-to-cloud message and update device twin.

Reference "Device connectivity in Azure IoT Central".

answered May 17 '18 at 2:16

Rita Han - MSFT

5,0811313

answered May 17 '18 at 2:16

Rita Han - MSFT

5,0811313

answered May 17 '18 at 2:16

Rita Han - MSFT

5,0811313

answered May 17 '18 at 2:16

Rita Han - MSFT

5,0811313

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your requirement '3. Get to Event-Hub Endpoint to process data' can be done using your IoT Central App feature such as Continuous Data Export to the Event Hub.

The other way is to obtain an internal IoT Hub access to the events default endpoint from your IoT Central application access token like is shown here.

This approach allows to obtain an eventhubSasToken like is shown in the following code snippet:

"eventhubSasToken": {

    "sasToken": "SharedAccessSignature sr=sb%3A%2F%2Fep-ns-saas-ep-15-262-xxxxxxxxxx.servicebus.windows.net%2Fep-ehub-saas-iothu-1044564-xxxxxxxxxx&sig=xxxxxx&se=1546197703&skn=service",

    "entityPath": "ep-ehub-saas-iothu-1044564-xxxxxxxxxx",

    "hostname": "sb://ep-ns-saas-ep-15-262-xxxxxxxxxx.servicebus.windows.net/"

}

answered Jan 1 at 13:09

Roman Kiss

2,240128

Yes Roman you are right about Continuous Data Export which now exports data to your Event Hub in your own Azure Subscription. The second approach using the IoT Central access token with the IoT Hub APIs is not recommended as the access token format may change and thus this should not be taken as a dependency. The access token was intended for the IoT Central Explorer CLI only (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-central/…). We are currently working on an API for IoT Central to enable scenarios like this one.

– Vivian Liu - MSFT
Jan 3 at 23:38

add a comment |

your requirement '3. Get to Event-Hub Endpoint to process data' can be done using your IoT Central App feature such as Continuous Data Export to the Event Hub.

The other way is to obtain an internal IoT Hub access to the events default endpoint from your IoT Central application access token like is shown here.

This approach allows to obtain an eventhubSasToken like is shown in the following code snippet:

"eventhubSasToken": {

    "sasToken": "SharedAccessSignature sr=sb%3A%2F%2Fep-ns-saas-ep-15-262-xxxxxxxxxx.servicebus.windows.net%2Fep-ehub-saas-iothu-1044564-xxxxxxxxxx&sig=xxxxxx&se=1546197703&skn=service",

    "entityPath": "ep-ehub-saas-iothu-1044564-xxxxxxxxxx",

    "hostname": "sb://ep-ns-saas-ep-15-262-xxxxxxxxxx.servicebus.windows.net/"

}

answered Jan 1 at 13:09

Roman Kiss

2,240128

Yes Roman you are right about Continuous Data Export which now exports data to your Event Hub in your own Azure Subscription. The second approach using the IoT Central access token with the IoT Hub APIs is not recommended as the access token format may change and thus this should not be taken as a dependency. The access token was intended for the IoT Central Explorer CLI only (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-central/…). We are currently working on an API for IoT Central to enable scenarios like this one.

– Vivian Liu - MSFT
Jan 3 at 23:38

add a comment |

your requirement '3. Get to Event-Hub Endpoint to process data' can be done using your IoT Central App feature such as Continuous Data Export to the Event Hub.

The other way is to obtain an internal IoT Hub access to the events default endpoint from your IoT Central application access token like is shown here.

This approach allows to obtain an eventhubSasToken like is shown in the following code snippet:

"eventhubSasToken": {

    "sasToken": "SharedAccessSignature sr=sb%3A%2F%2Fep-ns-saas-ep-15-262-xxxxxxxxxx.servicebus.windows.net%2Fep-ehub-saas-iothu-1044564-xxxxxxxxxx&sig=xxxxxx&se=1546197703&skn=service",

    "entityPath": "ep-ehub-saas-iothu-1044564-xxxxxxxxxx",

    "hostname": "sb://ep-ns-saas-ep-15-262-xxxxxxxxxx.servicebus.windows.net/"

}

answered Jan 1 at 13:09

Roman Kiss

2,240128

your requirement '3. Get to Event-Hub Endpoint to process data' can be done using your IoT Central App feature such as Continuous Data Export to the Event Hub.

The other way is to obtain an internal IoT Hub access to the events default endpoint from your IoT Central application access token like is shown here.

This approach allows to obtain an eventhubSasToken like is shown in the following code snippet:

"eventhubSasToken": {

    "sasToken": "SharedAccessSignature sr=sb%3A%2F%2Fep-ns-saas-ep-15-262-xxxxxxxxxx.servicebus.windows.net%2Fep-ehub-saas-iothu-1044564-xxxxxxxxxx&sig=xxxxxx&se=1546197703&skn=service",

    "entityPath": "ep-ehub-saas-iothu-1044564-xxxxxxxxxx",

    "hostname": "sb://ep-ns-saas-ep-15-262-xxxxxxxxxx.servicebus.windows.net/"

}

answered Jan 1 at 13:09

Roman Kiss

2,240128

answered Jan 1 at 13:09

Roman Kiss

2,240128

answered Jan 1 at 13:09

Roman Kiss

2,240128

answered Jan 1 at 13:09

Roman Kiss

2,240128

Yes Roman you are right about Continuous Data Export which now exports data to your Event Hub in your own Azure Subscription. The second approach using the IoT Central access token with the IoT Hub APIs is not recommended as the access token format may change and thus this should not be taken as a dependency. The access token was intended for the IoT Central Explorer CLI only (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-central/…). We are currently working on an API for IoT Central to enable scenarios like this one.

– Vivian Liu - MSFT
Jan 3 at 23:38

add a comment |

Yes Roman you are right about Continuous Data Export which now exports data to your Event Hub in your own Azure Subscription. The second approach using the IoT Central access token with the IoT Hub APIs is not recommended as the access token format may change and thus this should not be taken as a dependency. The access token was intended for the IoT Central Explorer CLI only (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-central/…). We are currently working on an API for IoT Central to enable scenarios like this one.

– Vivian Liu - MSFT
Jan 3 at 23:38

Yes Roman you are right about Continuous Data Export which now exports data to your Event Hub in your own Azure Subscription. The second approach using the IoT Central access token with the IoT Hub APIs is not recommended as the access token format may change and thus this should not be taken as a dependency. The access token was intended for the IoT Central Explorer CLI only (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-central/…). We are currently working on an API for IoT Central to enable scenarios like this one.

– Vivian Liu - MSFT
Jan 3 at 23:38

add a comment |

IoT Edge is not supported in IoT Central. If you would like to request this feature, please add it to UserVoice and describe your use case.

Device Provisioning Service is supported in IoT Central. See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-central/concepts-connectivity

While there is no way to access the underlying services, you can export your data using Continuous Data Export to your own Event Hub endpoint in your own Azure subscription. From there you can process the data how you like.

answered Jan 3 at 23:45

Vivian Liu - MSFT

221210

add a comment |

IoT Edge is not supported in IoT Central. If you would like to request this feature, please add it to UserVoice and describe your use case.

Device Provisioning Service is supported in IoT Central. See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-central/concepts-connectivity

While there is no way to access the underlying services, you can export your data using Continuous Data Export to your own Event Hub endpoint in your own Azure subscription. From there you can process the data how you like.

answered Jan 3 at 23:45

Vivian Liu - MSFT

221210

add a comment |

IoT Edge is not supported in IoT Central. If you would like to request this feature, please add it to UserVoice and describe your use case.

Device Provisioning Service is supported in IoT Central. See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-central/concepts-connectivity

While there is no way to access the underlying services, you can export your data using Continuous Data Export to your own Event Hub endpoint in your own Azure subscription. From there you can process the data how you like.

answered Jan 3 at 23:45

Vivian Liu - MSFT

221210

IoT Edge is not supported in IoT Central. If you would like to request this feature, please add it to UserVoice and describe your use case.

Device Provisioning Service is supported in IoT Central. See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-central/concepts-connectivity

While there is no way to access the underlying services, you can export your data using Continuous Data Export to your own Event Hub endpoint in your own Azure subscription. From there you can process the data how you like.

answered Jan 3 at 23:45

Vivian Liu - MSFT

221210

answered Jan 3 at 23:45

Vivian Liu - MSFT

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answered Jan 3 at 23:45

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answered Jan 3 at 23:45

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