I haven't found any mention of remote access yet in the Entertainment streaming API docs.
The 'normal' (older) RESTful Hue API does have a remote API.
Does the Entertainment streaming API support remote connections too?
Update: No, it doesn't. It only works over local networks.
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In remote access devices i was using only iphones
I was able to mock location under auutomated test runs but not in remote access.
It is currently not possible to mock GPS location in Remote Access on Device Farm through their offerings. This is a good feature request to implement prior to starting the remote access session.
For further assistance, check out AWS Device Farm Forums where you can get assistance with your questions from Device Farm engineers.
I am trying to integrate our socket.io application with azure api management. But I am unable to find any solution, whether it is possible or not. Can any one help me OR give me some suggestions
UPDATE: WebSockets are now supported in APIM. Currently, only passthrough is supported which creates a one-to-one mapping of the connection between the client and APIM, and the connection between APIM and the backend websocket server. Also, do note the limitations that exist today.
Thanks #restfulhead for the bringing this up here
Unfortunately, WebSockets are not supported in Azure API Management as of today. There is a feature request on UserVoice which you could up vote to gain more traction.
Today, for WebSocket applications, you can use Azure Application Gateway which supports websockets.
On another note, Azure SignalR is also a great service for building managed, scalable, realtime websocket-powered applications but is more of an alternative to socket.io in NodeJS for C#.
I want to connect an embedded system to the Azure IoT hub. The system consists of a STM32 microcontroller, some sensors and a modem with the following features:
IP packet transfer protocol
TLS support
SHA-256 support
control via hayes command set (AT commands)
I want to extend my code base by the usage of the Azure IoT Client C SDK.
Is it possible to use this library with the mentioned modem?
If yes, can somebody outline the necessary steps for integration?
STM has integrated the C SDK into their Cube for simple connection with Azure. Please take a look at this table to find the appropriate link for your STM microcontroller.
If the microcontroller you use is not supported, you can always port our SDK to any platform by following the porting guidance.
1) Is it possible to use this library with the mentioned modem?
From the details provided I see no reasons for not being possible.
2) If yes, can somebody outline the necessary steps for integration?
This github repository has some examples on how to connect boards with STM32 microcontroller.
Also note from here:
The minimum requirements are for the device platform to support the
following:
Being capable of establishing an IP connection: only IP-capable devices can communicate directly with Azure IoT Hub.
Support TLS: required to establish a secure communication channel with Azure IoT Hub.
Support SHA-256 (optional): necessary to generate the secure token for authenticating the device with the service. Different
authentication methods are available and not all require SHA-256.
Have a Real Time Clock or implement code to connect to an NTP server: necessary for both establishing the TLS connection and
generating the secure token for authentication.
Having at least 64KB of RAM: the memory footprint of the SDK depends on the SDK and protocol used as well as the platform targeted. The
smallest footprint is achieved targeting microcontrollers.
...
If you are considering porting the device client SDK for C to a new
platform, check out the porting guide document.
I have reviewed Nest Cloud API and it's pretty nice feature.
As per their diagram, we need to connect to their Cloud API and that API connects to device.
I want to know that is there a way we can directly connect to device like device API instead of connecting through cloud API?
Please guide
Thanks
No this is not currently possible. However in the future there will be Nest Weave for in home device to device communication. Checkout this page for more info: https://developers.nest.com/documentation/weave/weave-overview
Can a devices inside of a home communicate with one another using the Nest API without being connected to the external Internet, or does it require traffic to go through a cloud server?
Yes, the Nest API is a cloud API, the communication is through a server at wss://developer-api.nest.com
See the Nest API Intro.