About this course:

The IoT Data Analytics and Storage course is an integral part of the Certification of Microsoft Professional Program in IoT.

Internet of Things can take your business by a storm, it promises infinite benefits and it can help you discover the true potential of your business data.

This course will teach you ways to use your live-streams and business data that is being collected by the IoT sensors and devices to their full potential for the betterment of your business.

Course Objective:

At the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Explain typical telemetry data collected by the Azure IoT devices
• Describe different approaches to analyze IoT data
• Differentiate between warm and cold storage
• Way to best use each technology
• IoT Hub, Data Lake Analytics, and Data Lake Storage
• Strong concepts of query and analysis of Azure Data Lake sets
• Describe the benefits of warm storage
• Differentiate between operational and archive data sets in IoT
• Configuration and provision of Azure Cosmos Database
• Integration of Azure Cosmos Database and Azure Stream Analytics
• Warm storage using IoT data from Cosmos Database
• Query writing for Cosmos Database
• Usage of IoT Edge Devices for analysis and action on telemetry data
• Use cases for analysis on edge devices
• Edit web-based stream analysis for edge deployment
• Deployment of analytics on edge devices
• Deployment of analytics code on edge devices
• Integrating data stream with data reference data in queries
• Query writing is various types of Windows time
• Combining analytics jobs to ensure sophisticated inputs as well as results
• Employ the best strategies from warm and cold storage with edge analytics to react better to telemetry data
• Experience of finding solutions based on real-time data

Audience:

The target audience for this course is:

• IoT Engineers
• IoT developers

Prerequisite:

Students should be familiar with the following before enrolling for the test:

• How can IoT help in achieving business goals
• Ways to establish 2-way communication between real and simulated devices and IoT hub