The Internet of Things (IoT) involves the internet-connected devices we use to perform the processes and services that support our way of life. ... The worker can use a cloud computing service to finish their work because the data is managed remotely by a server

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IOT204
Introduction to IoT in the Cloud
Learn about AWS IoT and listen to Amway’s story on
its journey to a leading connected company

2. What to Expect from the Session
Overview of the AWS IoT Service
What’s new this year
- The Console
- Operational Analytics
- Security
Learn from our customers. Here with us:

3. Beginning of a Massive Disruption

4. Data generation and access are changing fast
Human generated data
Sporadic interactions
Partial view of the world
Machines generated data
Continuous interactions
Complete view of the world

5. The beginning needs strong foundations

6. Three pillars for IoT
Simplicity Scale Security

7. AWS IoT Platform
All in one service
Message Broker
+ Rules Engine
+ Shadow
+ Registry
All for $5/M Msg*
Managed service
No installation
Automatic scaling
No pre-provisioning
Redundant across AZ
Pay as you go
* Varies by Region

8. Simple Pay as you go and Predictable Pricing
AWS IoT
• No minimum fees
• $5 per million messages published to, or delivered
in US East (N. Virginia), US West (Oregon), Ireland,
Germany, $6/M in Korea, Australia, $8/M in Asia
Pacific (Tokyo, and Singapore),
Free Tier
250,000 Messages Per Month Free for first 12 Months
Enterprise Discounts Available
For large volumes our Enterprise Sales team is engaged

9. Working backward from customers

10. Pace of innovation
AWS IoT Beta
MQTT, HTTP
Rule Engine
Registry
C, Node SDK
Shadow
GA Launch
IPv6 Support
iOS SDK
• New Region: FRA, SIN
• Bring Your Own Certificate
• AWS CloudTrail Integration
• Amazon Machine Learning
• 24h WebSocket cnx
• Rule Engine versions
• ECC Support (w/ forward
secrecy)
• Binary payloads support
• Simulator ref design
• Real-time alerts in console
• QoS1 for shadow
• MQTT over
WebSocket
• MQTT client in Console
• Custom Keep Alive
intervals
• Logging configuration
in Console
• Amazon CloudWatch
integration
• Android SDK
• New Rule Actions
• CloudWatch Logs
• CloudWatch Alarms
• Amazon
Elasticsearch Service
• Thing Types
• Thing Shadow attributes in
Rule Engines
• Device Presence
• Security: JITR
• New Console
• New IoT at the Edge
(limited preview)
• Variable attributes in
Policies
• New Operational
Dashboards
OCT 15
2015 2016
DEC 15

11. New Onboarding Wizard: Connect in 9x faster
Choose how you want to
connect
And what language you
need

12. Configure in 3 steps
We create everything you need for you
Including Registry objects, certificates,
permissions, setup files, testing scripts

13. Validate. It Works!

14. Complete Console Redesign
Clear navigation
Operational dashboards
Onboarding experience

15. Deep Dive on Operational Dashboards
Operational Analytics platform and things level

16. Connection success counts
Protocol usage and traffic types
Messages publish counts
Rules execution counts
General Dashboard

17. Life cycle events
Messages directions
Custom Metrics!
Things Metrics

18. Certificate Metrics
Failed Authentications
Failed Authorizations

19. Security

20. X509 Certificates + TLS1.2

21. Security with AWS IoT
• Mutual Authentication using X509 Certificate, or
SigV4 for HTTPS and WebSocket
• Bring your own CSR or Certificate (BYOC) and
Just-In-Time Registration
• Support for RSA and ECC w/ Forward Secrecy
• 18 TLS Cipher Suites (incl. AES128-GCM-SHA256)
• Policy based access with dynamic values
• Role based Rules Action execution
• Partnership in Security with Atmel on the
ECC508

22. We turned one of the hardest security problem of securing
IoT devices into a BOM of a few cents

23. Everette Binger, Sr. IoT Solution Architect
Mike Gartner, Sr. IoT Platform Architect

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WHO ARE WE?

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AT A GLANCE
Everette Binger
12 Years at Amway
6 Years Solution Architecture
Mike Gartner
5 Years at Amway
12 Years Platform Architect

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WHY IoT?

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WHY IoT?
“In 2016, 5.5 million new
things will get connected
every day.” - Gartner, Inc.

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Creating value for the One, the Many, the All

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HOW?

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How Did We Do This?
Adding a brand new business
capability to our organization
requires the understanding that
key areas within the organization
need to change.
“A connected device
requires a connected
organization.”

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Connected Organization

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Agile Approach
AN EMPOWERED TEAM consists of everything needed to create a product, including a
single point of contact for defining and prioritizing the tasks within the team.

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REALLY HOW?

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Architecture
Command and Control
mobile client
Amway
“Thing”
AWS
IoT
Device
Shadow
Historian
Topic
IoT
Topic
AWS
Lambda
Amazon
DynamoDB
Historian
Rule
IoT
Rule
Amazon
Kinesis
Firehose
Amazon
EMR
Amazon
S3
Amazon
DynamoDB
JITR
Amazon
Cognito
Amazon API
Gateway
AWS
Lambda
Telemetry
Firmware Update
Thing Pairing
JITR

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Just In Time Registration
Amway
“Thing”
Device
Registry
$aws/events/certific
ates/registered/caC
ertificateID
IoT
action
AWS
Lambda
Amazon
DynamoDB
Custom/{SHA256}
IoT
action
AWS
Lambda
Amazon
DynamoDB
Robust IoT
policy
2
3 4 5
6
7
1
6
9
9
AWS
IoT
8
Basic IoT
policy
IoT
shadow
Custom/accepted
X

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Connected Experience - DEMO
• Remote controlling the device
On/off | Modes | Fan Speed
• Seeing the device status
Fan Speed | Mode | Dust Levels
• View filter status
Filter Life | Filters Installed
• Indoor Air Quality Monitor (AQI)
OutdoorAir Quality Coming Soon!

37. Thank you!