Thank you so much!! its comments like these that make my day :)

I could not agree more with this. My colleagues and I went through the AWS IoT training which Amazon provides and I believe you were able to teach me more in this half hour video than I learned in a day and a half on the official training

I couldn't have said it better. This is the best AWS IOT video I have seen.

42 SA here, you are not alone my friend. This kid is so intelligent.

@@RishabTeachesTech Your understanding is amazing! I want to use Azure IoT Hub to connect a Raspberry Pi web simulator for teaching middle school students. However, the Azure free trial needs a credit card, and a student account requires a full-time college email address. So, I'm exploring AWS IoT Core as an alternative. Do you have guidance on connecting a Raspberry Web Simulator to AWS IoT? This is new for me, and it feels a bit embarrassing to ask, but I believe in learning from knowledgeable people. Any help from the smartest minds would be greatly appreciated! Thank You and Thank You!!!!

Wow, thanks!

a trick: you can watch movies at Flixzone. I've been using them for watching lots of of movies lately.

@Beau Israel definitely, have been using Flixzone for since november myself :D

Agreed. I just happened on this and I am amazed. It's a brilliant video, regardless of the creator's age.

Thanks so much! I’m glad you liked it

@@RishabTeachesTech Good video, You can tell which editor you use in Python>

@@GagneVincent My fav is Atom

Sad but true. Same. I watched a two lab and at the end had no idea. This is good, clear and now I know what I am doing.

So nice of you. Thanks for the comment. There are numerous usages of Raspberry Pi , here is my playlist - ukposts.info/have/v-deo/oZ57lqubp4uryKc.html.

Awesome! Thank you!

Thanks!

Thank you @Jaecheol

Much appreciated! :)

Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks!!

Thanks :)

Thank You! I added it

Awesome, thank you!

You're welcome!

aww, thank you!! will do :)

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Thank you so much 😀

:) Glad it helps

Hey, thanks!

You're very welcome!

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You are welcome! So Glad it helped :D

Thank you very much!

Thanks!!

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wow !!! I have watched just 4minutes and I am taken aback Great job ! Thank u

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Thanks a lot

Thanks a lot :)

Updated :)

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It helps you manage and synchronize the data used (in this case, the temp. data). You can think of it kind of like a connector between the services.:)

@@RishabTeachesTech This confuses me too. So will it work without the cognito? Or why won't it work without cognito?

Hi Victor, you need to run - pip install awsiotpythonsdk

@@RishabTeachesTech awsiotpythonsdk installed successfully but if we import this module in python it show error

@@rahuldhiman3892 This is set up on Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB Ram. Please lookup for the specific error if you have another distribution of RPI or a different version

This is Microsoft's Code for Raspberry Pi - github.com/Microsoft/vscode

If it says "command not found", then that usually means that you misspelled something. If you are sure you didn't misspell the command, try reinstalling Python, because you might have not installed it :)

Here you go, its not using Raspberry pi but close - ukposts.info/have/v-deo/kl1lfn6GfYafkZs.html

I'm getting the same error. Any luck in getting resolved? Figured it out: sudo pip3 install AWSIoTPythonSDK

please reply me as soon as possible @Rishab Teaches Tech

Hi @@Joshi_aarya, I haven't worked with C programming to guide you on this. but the SDK page looks good.

@@RishabTeachesTech Okay thankyou!

Yep, sorry bout' that, it's fixed now