AWS Certified Big Data - Specialty Exam: IOT-Manage Setup for DynamoDB Storage

IOT-Manage Setup for DynamoDB Storage

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IOT-Manage is a IT consulting and managed services wo offers implementation and managed services on IOT to customers.

IOT-Manage is working with one of the leading manufacturing company in building a IOT management platform for their devices.

All the messages captured need to be stored in DynamoDB in document format.

Please identify what different artifacts and their functions mentioned below need to be used to complete the setup.

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To complete the setup for storing captured messages in DynamoDB in document format for the IOT management platform, the following artifacts and their functions need to be used:

A. Gateway to securely and efficiently communicate with AWS IoT: This is a service that provides a secure and efficient connection between the devices and AWS IoT. It ensures that the communication is encrypted, authenticated, and authorized. It also enables the devices to communicate with the AWS Cloud securely and efficiently.

B. Message broker to securely and efficiently communicate with AWS IoT: This is a service that enables the devices and AWS IoT applications to publish and receive messages from each other securely and efficiently. It ensures that the messages are delivered reliably and in the correct order.

C. Group Registry to organize the resources associated with each device in the AWS Cloud: This is a service that enables the resources associated with each device to be organized in the AWS Cloud. It provides a hierarchical structure that enables the resources to be grouped according to their function and ownership.

D. Rules engine to provide integration services with AWS DynamoDB: This is a service that enables the messages to be processed and transformed before they are stored in DynamoDB. It provides a mechanism for integrating with other AWS services and external systems.

E. Message broker to provide a secure mechanism for devices and AWS IoT applications to publish and receive messages from each other: This is a service that provides a secure and efficient mechanism for devices and AWS IoT applications to communicate with each other. It ensures that the messages are delivered reliably and in the correct order.

F. Shadow service to provide persistent representations of your devices in the AWS Cloud: This is a service that provides a persistent representation of each device in the AWS Cloud. It enables the devices to be monitored and controlled remotely, even if they are not currently connected to the AWS IoT.

In summary, the artifacts required for the setup include a Gateway, Message broker, Group Registry, Rules engine, and Shadow service. The Gateway and Message broker provide a secure and efficient communication mechanism, while the Group Registry and Shadow service enable the resources associated with each device to be organized and monitored. Finally, the Rules engine provides integration services with DynamoDB to enable the captured messages to be stored in document format.