Azure IoT Hub
The following parameters are available to connect your Azure IoT Hub:
Parameter | | Description | Example value |
name | * | The name of the destination | My IoT Hub |
description | | Description of the destination | IoT Hub with all my devices |
hostName | * | Host name of your IoT Hub | hubName.azure-devices.net |
sasKeyName | * | The access policy name for KPN Things to use to connect to your IoT Hub | |
sasKey | *† | The primary key of the access policy for KPN Things to use | |
*) required value
†) secret value, not returned by our API's
- KPN Things will register new devices in the IoT hub when IoT data is forwarded for devices that are not yet in the IoT Hub.
- KPN Things will forward all IoT data as telemetry in the IoT Hub from devices linked to the destination.
In the future we plan to support downlink communication using Cloud-to-Device communication in the IoT Hub, and we plan to support device twin synchronization between KPN Things and the IoT Hub.
You can find the hostname on the overview page of your IoT Hub, as highlighted in the screenshot below:
For the key name and key you need to create a Shared access policy for your IoT Hub. Make sure you enable all permissions for the Policy you create for KPN Things, since all permissions are required:
- Registry write
- Service connect
- Device connect
After creation of your policy, you can find the SAS key name and SAS key in the
If you do not yet know how to create an Azure IoT Hub, head on over to the Microsoft documentation on how to create an Azure IoT Hub. You can try one for free using the Azure free account!
For now, a Basic tier will be sufficient for a working connection with KPN Things. Later, we will introduce downlink and device twin functionality to the connection and for that the Standard tier is required.
Last modified 3yr ago