I'm a 41 year old solutions architect, and I've been looking for a succinct and effective way to learn this topic without all the marketing baloney. Rishab, you are absolutely spectacular. You're a peer of my daughter's age demographic, and you taught this old dude something invaluable today. You're technically competent, and simultaneously personable and relatable. Those skills will blend brilliantly for you in this field. I'm excited for you; you've got an enormously bright future ahead of you! :)
I could not agree more with this. My colleagues and I went through the AWS IoT training which Amazon provides and I believe you were able to teach me more in this half hour video than I learned in a day and a half on the official training
@@RishabTeachesTech Your understanding is amazing! I want to use Azure IoT Hub to connect a Raspberry Pi web simulator for teaching middle school students. However, the Azure free trial needs a credit card, and a student account requires a full-time college email address. So, I'm exploring AWS IoT Core as an alternative. Do you have guidance on connecting a Raspberry Web Simulator to AWS IoT? This is new for me, and it feels a bit embarrassing to ask, but I believe in learning from knowledgeable people. Any help from the smartest minds would be greatly appreciated! Thank You and Thank You!!!!
So great: 1 Clear project overview to orient viewers. 2 Background on contributory topics (eg: MQTT) 3 Logical set of steps. 4 Clear voice. 5 Clean graphics with only the needed parts illustrated. I wish everyone could present this well on TH-cam.
Brilliant presentation ! Straight to the point and well structured. Just what i needed to see how a basic implementation is performed. An old tinkerer take a quick class from a bright young man from a distant country. When you really think about it, this is a wonderful time to be alive :-) Thanks for sharing !
Rishab, I believe you have a very bright future ahead of you. I'm only 10 minutes in and already I can tell what a great presenter you are. Very clear and precise. Keep up the great work! Looking forward to hooking my Pi up to the cloud.
I watched it without getting bored, it was really clean explanation. I am developing an IoT product/application and these informations will be very useful to me. Thanks you!
Wow, you are truly a genius and have become my idol, hehe. Your tutorial is well done. It concise and covers the required concepts enough for the people who are getting started. Most tutorials out there jump too fast to explain how to do stuff without first explain what the stuff is. And most of all, your English is friendly for me as a non-English speaker. Thank you for your nice work.
a very good presentation. Subscription is here. Keep up the good work. I learn more from your tutorials than from the others here on this platform. No offences to the others!
@@rahuldhiman3892 This is set up on Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB Ram. Please lookup for the specific error if you have another distribution of RPI or a different version
All cool but I am not sure why were we required to add the arn of thing into cognito. Didnt find that anywhere in the docs as well. I feel everything should have worked even without that step
topic = test1.py QoS= 1, Payload=“{“Message” : ‘Mesage by Raspberry’ }”) any other chance to send python program insted a "hello word" string ??? is that posible?
Amzing video! You should do another one with the new v2 of AWS IoT Core SDK. A question, do I need to call myMQTTClient.disconnect() when I have done everything I needed to do?
Have done: pi@raspberrypi:~ $ pip install AWSIoTPythonSDK Collecting AWSIoTPythonSDK Installing collected packages: AWSIoTPythonSDK Successfully installed AWSIoTPythonSDK-1.4.9 But when I run program I get: ImportError: No module named 'AWSIoTPythonSDK'
Hey I want publish and subscribe multiple raspberry pi's to the aws iot and My server will also publish and subscribe to the broken as well. So I have to download all the certificate from aws iot into every raspi and then use it in python code. That's a lot of work In future I will have thousands of Pi's. Is there any way to get around or automate this process of copying the aws iot certificates into pi and then use it in my python script. Thanks
If it says "command not found", then that usually means that you misspelled something. If you are sure you didn't misspell the command, try reinstalling Python, because you might have not installed it :)
I'm a 41 year old solutions architect, and I've been looking for a succinct and effective way to learn this topic without all the marketing baloney. Rishab, you are absolutely spectacular. You're a peer of my daughter's age demographic, and you taught this old dude something invaluable today. You're technically competent, and simultaneously personable and relatable. Those skills will blend brilliantly for you in this field. I'm excited for you; you've got an enormously bright future ahead of you! :)
Thank you so much!! its comments like these that make my day :)
I could not agree more with this. My colleagues and I went through the AWS IoT training which Amazon provides and I believe you were able to teach me more in this half hour video than I learned in a day and a half on the official training
I couldn't have said it better. This is the best AWS IOT video I have seen.
42 SA here, you are not alone my friend. This kid is so intelligent.
@@RishabTeachesTech Your understanding is amazing! I want to use Azure IoT Hub to connect a Raspberry Pi web simulator for teaching middle school students. However, the Azure free trial needs a credit card, and a student account requires a full-time college email address. So, I'm exploring AWS IoT Core as an alternative. Do you have guidance on connecting a Raspberry Web Simulator to AWS IoT? This is new for me, and it feels a bit embarrassing to ask, but I believe in learning from knowledgeable people. Any help from the smartest minds would be greatly appreciated! Thank You and Thank You!!!!
So great:
1 Clear project overview to orient viewers.
2 Background on contributory topics (eg: MQTT)
3 Logical set of steps.
4 Clear voice.
5 Clean graphics with only the needed parts illustrated.
I wish everyone could present this well on TH-cam.
Wow, thanks!
a trick: you can watch movies at Flixzone. I've been using them for watching lots of of movies lately.
@Beau Israel definitely, have been using Flixzone for since november myself :D
Agreed. I just happened on this and I am amazed. It's a brilliant video, regardless of the creator's age.
I don't know which is more impressive about this young man. His knowledge, or his ability to explain it so well.
Brilliant presentation ! Straight to the point and well structured. Just what i needed to see how a basic implementation is performed.
An old tinkerer take a quick class from a bright young man from a distant country. When you really think about it, this is a wonderful time to be alive :-)
Thanks for sharing !
I'm just 8 mins in the video and I'm already a big fan of Rishab. Very clear and informative content. Thanks Rishab!
Wow you are incredible you have explained this to me better than adults keep doing what you are doing you will go far
Rishab, I believe you have a very bright future ahead of you. I'm only 10 minutes in and already I can tell what a great presenter you are. Very clear and precise. Keep up the great work! Looking forward to hooking my Pi up to the cloud.
So nice of you. Thanks for the comment. There are numerous usages of Raspberry Pi , here is my playlist - th-cam.com/video/inJbudpUzgs/w-d-xo.html.
You have helped me out in my IoT class more than my professor has! Thank you so much.
Thanks so much! I’m glad you liked it
@@RishabTeachesTech Good video, You can tell which editor you use in Python>
@@GagneVincent My fav is Atom
Sad but true. Same. I watched a two lab and at the end had no idea. This is good, clear and now I know what I am doing.
I watched it without getting bored, it was really clean explanation. I am developing an IoT product/application and these informations will be very useful to me. Thanks you!
It is such a professional presentation & fantastic job, Rishab - and you are so young! Nothing else to say except big BRAVO!
So glad to have found this video. Rishab, this is one of the best youtube coding channels.
Rishab, you remind me of myself when I was your age. You will have a bright future, keep up the good work.
Great job Rishab! This level of detail and your enthusiasm throughout every step kept me around. Keep it up!
Thanks!
great Rishab good going proud of you ....I am amit from India
Gr8 video kid, Precise explanation, Say congrats to your father and mother for giving the right opportunity you for in this platform..
aww, thank you!! will do :)
Great Job. It's kind of the best video on AWS IOT.
Thank you @Jaecheol
Wow, you are truly a genius and have become my idol, hehe. Your tutorial is well done. It concise and covers the required concepts enough for the people who are getting started. Most tutorials out there jump too fast to explain how to do stuff without first explain what the stuff is. And most of all, your English is friendly for me as a non-English speaker. Thank you for your nice work.
Dude awesome. Solved my all problems.
presentation wise 10/10
Material wise 10/10
Thanks alot
You're welcome!
Hats off , amazing explanation even for someone who knows nothing about aws...
Thanks!!
You’re very knowledgeable and with a positive vibe explaining things!
I’m definitely going to watch more videos!
Awesome! Thank you!
Bro this helps me out a lot for my project to graduate collage, thx alot
a very good presentation.
Subscription is here.
Keep up the good work. I learn more from your tutorials than from the others here on this platform. No offences to the others!
All I can say right now is thanks for this video. Very informative
Glad it was helpful!
Extremely well done, you were clear about everything...i am amazed ....truly destined for greatness
Great work Rishab 👍👌
Great tutorial! Kiddo's got a bright future ahead of him.
Awesome content. Thanks Rishab
Good job Rishab. You are doing great. Keep it up. 👍
Wow, awsome presentation. Really interesting, well delivered and instructive.
Rishab, I am learning a lot by following you, great job and keep it up!
Would be great if you can also add references as links in the description.
Thank You! I added it
I like these kind of nice sweet precise videos .......Good job.
Great work man, showing real talent for understanding the complexities of cloud infrastructure. Keep up the good work!
Much appreciated! :)
Rishab, good job explaining everything! Liked and Subscribed.
Excellent, I am going to follow your steps, lets see, and will follow your other videos... Thanks
Awesome, thank you!
You are a brilliant young boy. Thanks for the valuable contents:)
:) Glad it helps
Nice Presentation and good explanation. Well done.
Glad you liked it!
Very clear presentation and amazingly helpful. Thanks for putting out such great content :D
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent Rishab !!
Hi Rishab, very good job 👍🏻
Way to go Rishabh , my boy , superb , love you already baby 😘😍
I'm looking at IOTCore for work and this video has been very very useful. :) Now just need to find out how todo custom authentication.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video Rishab... Excellent 👌
Great demonstration . Amazing scenario. Good luck .
Thanks :)
Great tutorial 😊
All the best buddy👍
Thank you so much 😀
Amazing tutorial!!!!!!!!! Thank you very much for sharing this!
You're very welcome!
what a wonderful Tutorial... i can't believe.. oh my god... i really appreciate it !!!
You are welcome! So Glad it helped :D
Great Rishab, keep it up
Talented young man
Thanks!!
Well done! Great video
You are the best!!! Well done, it was a realy great pressentation!Great job my friend!!!!! Thank you!!!!Very much!!
Great tutorial ! Thank you.. I have one question: What did you create with Cognito, and how did you use it? This point is not clear to me.
Amazing man, Masha Allah
Great explanations, I like your voice.
Great job, my friend! Solved my all problems.
Hey man I'm impressed, really nice Job!
Hey, thanks!
Rishab, It s a clear and great presentation... Keep going man... I have a small doubt, why we do we need cognito entry?
How do I install the packages and modules you refer to at 16:57? I am getting the error: "ModuleNotFound: No module named 'AWSIoTPythonSDK'"
Hi Victor, you need to run - pip install awsiotpythonsdk
@@RishabTeachesTech awsiotpythonsdk installed successfully but if we import this module in python it show error
@@rahuldhiman3892 This is set up on Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB Ram. Please lookup for the specific error if you have another distribution of RPI or a different version
Excellent video. Thanks!
could you tell us what are the packages you installed? thankyou
Well presented.
Glad you liked it!
All cool but I am not sure why were we required to add the arn of thing into cognito. Didnt find that anywhere in the docs as well. I feel everything should have worked even without that step
Is this included within the 1-year free tier? I want to make a site that acts as a tracker of a temperature sensor in my raspberry pi
Great job! Very well done!
Thank you very much!
confused when I get to the bit where you configured all the details; what do I need to put in?
hey buddy, if i connect my my lora gateway to aws iot and connect 50 lora end devices to my gateway aws is still pricing them 51 devices or 1 device?
topic = test1.py
QoS= 1,
Payload=“{“Message” : ‘Mesage by Raspberry’ }”)
any other chance to send python program insted a "hello word" string ??? is that posible?
Great demo, very helpful !
Please update your python code on your github repo.
Thanks
Updated :)
Brilliant boy!
Excellent 👌👌
Thanks a lot
Amzing video! You should do another one with the new v2 of AWS IoT Core SDK. A question, do I need to call myMQTTClient.disconnect() when I have done everything I needed to do?
Have done:
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ pip install AWSIoTPythonSDK
Collecting AWSIoTPythonSDK
Installing collected packages: AWSIoTPythonSDK
Successfully installed AWSIoTPythonSDK-1.4.9
But when I run program I get:
ImportError: No module named 'AWSIoTPythonSDK'
I'm getting the same error. Any luck in getting resolved?
Figured it out: sudo pip3 install AWSIoTPythonSDK
thank you, I was looking for that
Very good video with clear explaination! Can you do more by connecting mobile applications to an iot device like an AC for real time updates?
Very good video!
This kid is better than my lecturers 😅 i should pay you 10 grand 🤣
haha thanks!
great going, keep them coming!
wow !!!
I have watched just 4minutes and I am taken aback
Great job !
Thank u
The best tutorial ever!!!
Great job! Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Little legend
you are just amazing!!
great... keep going..
Thanks a lot :)
Great job bud!
How to do you Know if things disconnect with IoT core due to power failure
Great video! I’m still stuck on mine, especially towards the end 😩. Could you help me
which IDE are you using?
This is Microsoft's Code for Raspberry Pi - github.com/Microsoft/vscode
Nice Explanation Dear!!
I have a query like why do we need to create a Cognito at 10:47?
It helps you manage and synchronize the data used (in this case, the temp. data). You can think of it kind of like a connector between the services.:)
@@RishabTeachesTech This confuses me too. So will it work without the cognito? Or why won't it work without cognito?
Hey I want publish and subscribe multiple raspberry pi's to the aws iot and My server will also publish and subscribe to the broken as well. So I have to download all the certificate from aws iot into every raspi and then use it in python code. That's a lot of work In future I will have thousands of Pi's. Is there any way to get around or automate this process of copying the aws iot certificates into pi and then use it in my python script. Thanks
genius and adorable.
This is outstanding.
hello sir, how can i connect my raspberry pi to AWS for image rekognition???
Here you go, its not using Raspberry pi but close - th-cam.com/video/Z-4JHOFPn0g/w-d-xo.html
Hi Rishab, when i tried to run python code in Terminal, i am getting an error "Command not Found". How to solve this? Please guide.
If it says "command not found", then that usually means that you misspelled something. If you are sure you didn't misspell the command, try reinstalling Python, because you might have not installed it :)
well made!
ssl.SSLError: [SSL] PEM lib (-ssl.c:2815) ?
well done!
my MQTT client.connect is not working in my rpi
Can you provide the MQTT Python file
great stuff
but
This repository is empty. :(
oops! sorry about that :) Updated it now
Thank you very much.
i really like it alot really thanks alot
I'm glad you like it
for c programming in raspberry pi we have to use thi file or a code right??docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/iot-embedded-c-sdk.html
please reply me as soon as possible @Rishab Teaches Tech
Hi @@Joshi_aarya, I haven't worked with C programming to guide you on this. but the SDK page looks good.
@@RishabTeachesTech Okay thankyou!