device-simulation-dotnet | IoT Simulation service | Azure library

by Azure C# Version: DS-2.0.7 License: MIT

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device-simulation-dotnet is a C# library typically used in Cloud, Azure applications. device-simulation-dotnet has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This service allows management of a pool of simulated devices. The service helps test the end-to-end flow of IoT applications. The service simulates devices that send device-to-cloud (D2C) telemetry and allows cloud-to-device (C2D) methods to be invoked by application connected IoT Hub. The service provides a RESTful endpoint to configure the simulation details, to start and stop the simulation, to add and remove virtual devices. The simulation is composed by a set of virtual devices, of different models, each sending telemetry and replying to method calls. Each device model defines a distinct behavior (e.g. the data generated by virtual sensors), frequency and format of the telemetry, network protocols, and which methods are supported.

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device-simulation-dotnet has a low active ecosystem.

It has 95 star(s) with 74 fork(s). There are 42 watchers for this library.

It had no major release in the last 12 months.

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The latest version of device-simulation-dotnet is DS-2.0.7

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device-simulation-dotnet is licensed under the MIT License. This license is Permissive.

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How to load local data into js file variable?

What is the type of array field in telemetry called in device schema?

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How to load local data into js file variable?

Asked 2018-Jan-29 at 18:52

I am doing an IoT device simulator and I have a dataset of readings that I want to send to the IoT hub. The file I am working on is here. I change it to

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Answered 2018-Jan-29 at 18:52

There are three different supported languages to upload data into IOT hub, this would also work for the simulation scenario, the current documentation shows .NET, JAVA, Node.js.

Once you associate an Azure storage account to the IoT Hub, IoT hub generates a SAS URI. A device can use this SAS URI to securely upload a file to a blob container. The IoT Hub service and the device SDKs coordinate the process that generates the SAS URI and makes it available to a device to use to upload a file.

Source is here, I'd recommend to check it out since it has examples.

an example of a Method using C# is as follow:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48362496

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What is the type of array field in telemetry called in device schema?

Asked 2017-Dec-20 at 23:04

I am following the github instruction to created a simulated device model and one of the filed in telemetry is a array of 10 integers. "pm": [ 19, 4, 3, 0, 0, 1, 3, 0, 0, 0 ]. What is the type of this field? I did not find any array/list type.

The github instruction: https://github.com/Azure/device-simulation-dotnet/wiki/Device-Models#message-schema

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Answered 2017-Dec-20 at 23:04

Currently there is no support for an array type, however you can achieve that in at least two different ways.

If the array size is fixed, e.g. 10, use 10 fields:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47914472

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Install device-simulation-dotnet

Create an instance of [Azure IoT Hub][iothub-url]. Follow the [Storage quickstart instructions][storageadapter-url] for setting up the storage used by Storage Adapter microservice. Find your Iot Hub connection string. See [Understanding IoTHub Connection Strings][iothubconnstring-url] if you need help finding it. Store the "IoT Hub Connection string" in the [env-vars-setup](scripts) script, then run the script. When using MacOS/Linux, the environment variables need to be set in the same terminal session where Docker is executed, every time a new session is created. Start the Simulation service using docker compose: ` cd scripts cd docker docker-compose up `. Use an HTTP client such as [Postman][postman-url], to exercise the [RESTful API][wiki-createsim-url] to create a simulation.
Create an instance of [Azure IoT Hub][iothub-url]
Follow the [Storage quickstart instructions][storageadapter-url] for setting up the storage used by Storage Adapter microservice.
Find your Iot Hub connection string. See [Understanding IoTHub Connection Strings][iothubconnstring-url] if you need help finding it.
Store the "IoT Hub Connection string" in the [env-vars-setup](scripts) script, then run the script. When using MacOS/Linux, the environment variables need to be set in the same terminal session where Docker is executed, every time a new session is created.
[Install Docker Compose][docker-compose-install-url]
Start the Simulation service using docker compose: ` cd scripts cd docker docker-compose up `
Use an HTTP client such as [Postman][postman-url], to exercise the [RESTful API][wiki-createsim-url] to create a simulation.
The [scripts](scripts) folder contains scripts for many frequent tasks:.
build: compile all the projects and run the tests.
compile: compile all the projects.
run: compile the projects and run the service. This will prompt for elevated privileges in Windows to run the web service.