I want to develop an Azure IoT application on a TI device. Where can I find some good resources to help me get started?
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I want to develop an Azure IoT application on a TI device. Where can I find some good resources to help me get started?
SimpleLink SDKs should be used as a starting point for development:
The Plugin for Azure IoT builds upon the SimpleLink SDK, and includes a copy of the sources from a specific branch in TI's Azure PAL git repo (described below). Pairing the SimpleLink SDK with the Plugin for Azure IoT and your IDE of choice (CCS, IAR and GCC are supported), you have everything you need to get started.
You can even review documentation and begin evaluating using the Plugin via TI's Resource Explorer in the cloud.
Microsoft's repo currently has a set of lts_XX_XXXX branches. These branches are released and maintained by Microsoft according to their long term support schedule.
TI will regularly clone the latest such branch, and add support for TI devices. To see which branch the Plugin is based upon check the Validation Information section in the Plugin's Release Notes.
As of December 2019, TI supports the CC32XX and MSP432E4 families of devices.
AM3358 support is also available for Azure IoT for various BeagleBone boards. Follow this Azure IoT recipe for connecting Azure IoT to the SeeedStudio BeagleBone Green and this Azure IoT recipe for connecting Azure IoT to the Neuromeka BeagleBone Air. On either of these pages click on the 'Get Started' tab to see the recipe instructions.
Users with TI-specific support questions should post them to the TI E2E forums
Users with general questions about Azure IoT should follow Microsoft's documentation of support channels.