This post covers how to access main IoTHub features using the MQTT protocol without using the official Device SDKs (as described in the docs), instead it use...
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I love GitHub Pages, and I love Jekyll as my blogging enging. However, as I’m still learning Jekyll I wanted to validate any changes to the blog, content or ...
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The DTDL dotnet parser provides and object model to inspect DTDL elements: Telemetry, Properties, Commands, Components and Relationships.
All of these are r...
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I’ve never have had a good time installing node on my dev box, Windows or Mac, I never know which version should I install, or what’s the proper configuratio...
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When you try to install Microsoft packages on Linux (some examples are VSCode, SQLServer, DotNet or the Moby engine for IoTEdge) you must trust the microsoft...
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I’ve been pretty happy with the name ccc as a shortcut for Cert Central Client, but I need to think a new name for a few reasons:
Cert Central is already...
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This week I’ve started in a new team, the Azure-IoT End-To-End team. In my first three days I’ve been exploring the Getting Started experiences using differe...
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Note: This article describes ideas to work code signing certificates. Not applicable for SSL/TLS communications.
A real cert is an X509 certificate issu...
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One of the key parts of Cert Central is the push command. The purpose of this command is to enable developers to publish their public keys associated to thei...
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Cert Central is a personal project to explore how to enable code signing for every developer without paying to Certificate Authorities.
Use X509 certific...
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