Microsoft Azure IoT Developer: Implement the Device Provisioning Service (DPS)

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Jurgen Kevelaers

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01. Exam Objectives.mp4

01:56

02. Why Use the Device Provisioning Service.mp4

04:54

03. Device Provisioning Roles and Operations.mp4

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04. Allocation Policies in DPS.mp4

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05. Manage DPS with Azure CLI.mp4

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06. Demo-Creating a Device Provisioning Service.mp4

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07. Demo-Configuring Enrollments.mp4

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08. Demo-Using a Custom Allocation Policy.mp4

08:27

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The Microsoft cloud includes a collection of Internet of Things services that are built to handle messages from millions of devices. This course will teach you how to implement the Device Provisioning Service.

What You'll Learn?

The Microsoft Azure IoT Developer exam is for candidates that aspire to become specialists in managing IoT solutions on Azure. In this course, Microsoft Azure IoT Developer: Implement the Device Provisioning Service (DPS), you’ll learn to enable zero-touch provisioning of IoT devices. First, you’ll explore the fundamentals of the Device Provisioning Service. Next, you’ll discover how to set up device enrollments. Finally, you’ll learn how to choose the right allocation policy. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of the Device Provisioning Service needed to configure just-in-time device provisioning for IoT Hub.

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Jurgen Kevelaers

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Jurgen Kevelaers is an independent software architect and developer working on scalable solutions that run in the cloud. His main focus is the Microsoft Azure and .NET ecosystem. Jurgen was involved in projects in small and large companies, in various sectors, such as education, health, maritime, meteorology, energy and security. Through his years of experience, he has developed a pragmatic approach and a thorough understanding of designing and implementing maintainable applications.

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