azure-iot-protocol-gateway | Azure IoT protocol gateway enables protocol translation | Azure library

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azure-iot-protocol-gateway is a C# library typically used in Cloud, Azure applications. azure-iot-protocol-gateway has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However azure-iot-protocol-gateway has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

Azure IoT protocol gateway is a framework for protocol adaptation that enables bi-directional communication with Azure IoT Hub. It is a pass-through component that bridges traffic between connected IoT devices and IoT Hub. The protocol gateway can be deployed in Azure using Cloud Services worker roles. It can also be deployed in on-premises environments. The Azure IoT protocol gateway provides a programming model for building custom protocol adapters for variety of protocols. It includes an MQTT protocol adapter to demonstrate the concepts and to enable customizations of the MQTT v3.1.1 protocol. Please note that IoT Hub natively supports the MQTT v3.1.1 protocol and the MQTT protocol adapter should be considered only if specific customizations are required. The protocol gateway programming model also allows you to plug in custom components for specialized processing such as custom authentication, message transformations, compression/decompression, or encryption/decryption of traffic between the devices and IoT Hub. This document describes how to get started using the Azure IoT protocol gateway including general overview, deployment, and setup instructions. For guidance on customizations and extensibility of the protocol gateway, please refer to the Azure IoT Protocol Gateway - Developer Guide.

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Act for other devices on Azure IoT Hub

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Act for other devices on Azure IoT Hub

Asked 2019-Jan-24 at 16:54

In our scenario, we have a bunch of devices that communicate locally with a gateway. The gateway is responsible to aggregate events from the devices and send it to the cloud. It should also receive device configuration changes from the the cloud and transport it to the specific device.

Based on my reading I would think that this is actually a typical IoT Hub scenario. And we would very much like to use the device management, messaging and maybe even twins that IoT Hub provides.

However, the way the devices communicate is already implemented and shall not be changed. That means the devices themselves cannot create connections and provide IoT Hub credentials. This rules out using the azure-iot-protocol-gateway or similar.

We would rather need the gateway to act as a device that can act on behalf of other devices. The gateway would detect which devices are in his local network and subscribe to their topics (via MQTT or AMQP).

Is this even possible? Can devices send events or listen to Cloud-To-Device messages in place of other devices?

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Answered 2019-Jan-24 at 10:31

Your scenario is a perfect fit for Azure IoT Edge:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-edge/

"Azure IoT Edge is an Internet of Things (IoT) service that builds on top of IoT Hub. This service is meant for customers who want to analyze data on devices, a.k.a. "at the edge", instead of in the cloud. By moving parts of your workload to the edge, your devices can spend less time sending messages to the cloud and react more quickly to changes in status."

And I would suggest that you use IoT Edge as an identity or protocol translation Gateway:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-edge/iot-edge-as-gateway

"Gateways in IoT solutions provide device connectivity and edge analytics to IoT devices that otherwise wouldn't have those capabilities. Azure IoT Edge can be used to satisfy all needs for an IoT gateway regardless of whether they are related to connectivity, identity, or edge analytics. "

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