How to get started building IoT Apps with AT&T and IBM
•Transferir como PPTX, PDF•
4 gostaram•4,834 visualizações
How to get started building Internet of Things applications using IBM cloud-based developer tools with AT&T IoT service and cognitive services http://ibm.com/iot
Recomendados
Recomendados
Mais conteúdo relacionado
Destaque
Destaque (13)
Mais de IBM Internet of Things
Mais de IBM Internet of Things (13)
Último
Último (20)
How to get started building IoT Apps with AT&T and IBM
- 1. #WatsonIoT How to get started building Internet of Things apps using AT&T and IBM developer tools in the cloud with cognitive services
- 2. From one place in Watson IoT Platform, a developer can seamlessly manage devices, cellular connectivity, activating and deactivating SIMs, change billing plans, and more. Did you know IBM now provides access to AT&T Control Center seamlessly from Watson IoT Platform? #WatsonIoT
- 3. This integration allows a developer to build Internet of Things applications in Flow Designer that leverage the best of IBM and AT&T services. A developer can access data from Watson IoT Platform, store customer data in a Cloudant NoSQL database, and enrich their app with cognitive analytics from IBM Watson. Did you know AT&T Flow Designer can invoke services in IBM Watson IoT and Bluemix? #WatsonIoT
- 4. Developers using AT&T Flow Designer now have the option to deploy their flows as running containers on IBM Cloud! It could not be easier or more secure to build Internet of Things apps on the cloud using Bluemix. Did you know you can deploy Flow Designer flows directly into IBM Cloud? #WatsonIoT
- 5. AT&T is also providing an “IoT in a box” starter kit with the latest cellular modules pre-configured, for easy prototyping of new mobile IoT devices. AT&T is offering IBM developerWorks Premium members a SIM card with 6 months of data for you to connect a new IoT devices at no charge. Did you know about the new Internet of Things Starter Kit for Developers? #WatsonIoT
- 6. Developers now have access to AT&T IoT services and capabilities in the IBM Marketplace – a single location for IBM and 3rd party cloud services across all layers i.e. IaaS, PaaS and SaaS. Do you know about AT&T Internet of Things and mobility capabilities in the IBM Marketplace? #WatsonIoT
- 7. Well, what are you waiting for? Get started today! 1. Bookmark this blog post for reference developer.ibm.com/iotplatform/2016/07/13/watson-iot-and-att/ 2. Try the Watson IoT Platform free for 30 days www.ibm.com/marketplace/cloud/internet-of-things-cloud/ 3. developerWorks Premium subscribers can get a free AT&T SIM card with the new IoT Starter Kit www.ibm.com/developerworks/premium/ or get the IoT Starter Kit through Avnet cloudconnectkits.org/product/att-cellular-iot-starter-kit 4. Are you attending AT&T Shape? Attend the Shape Hackathon July 15-16 in San Francisco for a chance to win $5000! Every developer will use the new IoT Starter Kit! shapehack.mybluemix.net Follow event hashtags for #ATTShape and #ATTHack #WatsonIoT
Notas do Editor
- How to get started building IoT apps using AT&T and IBM developer tools in the cloud with cognitive services
- Did you know IBM now provides access to AT&T Control Center seamlessly from Watson IoT Platform? What’s new: AT&T provides AT&T Control Center (based on Jasper Control Center) for managing SIMs. IBM now provides access to AT&T Control Center seamlessly from Watson IoT Platform. From one place in Watson IoT Platform, a developer can seamlessly manage devices, cellular connectivity, activating and deactivating SIMs, change billing plans, and more.
- Did you know IBM now provides access to AT&T Control Center seamlessly from Watson IoT Platform? What’s new: AT&T provides AT&T Control Center (based on Jasper Control Center) for managing SIMs. IBM now provides access to AT&T Control Center seamlessly from Watson IoT Platform. From one place in Watson IoT Platform, a developer can seamlessly manage devices, cellular connectivity, activating and deactivating SIMs, change billing plans, and more.
- Did you know you can deploy Flow Designer flows directly into IBM Cloud? What’s new: AT&T provides Flow Designer, a graphical application assembly tool, based on IBM's Node-RED with additional enterprise capabilities, such as multi-cloud deployment, source control over Flows, etc. IBM provides a the IBM Cloud (Softlayer), with a broad range of IaaS capability, including bare metal. Developers using AT&T Flow Designer now have the option to deploy their flows as running containers on IBM Cloud. It could not be easier or more secure to build Internet of Things apps on the cloud using Bluemix.
- Did you know about the new IoT Developer Starter Kit? What’s new for developers: AT&T is introducing an “IoT in a box” concept that will help developers jumpstart their IoT projects. The IoT Starter Kit comes with the latest AT&T cellular modules pre-configured, for easy prototyping of new mobile IoT devices. The new starter kit provides the tools you need for IoT innovation including connectivity, LTE hardware, application services, cloud storage, and more. This toolkit helps developers take advantage of next-generation 4G LTE connectivity and allows tech innovators to create IoT solutions quickly and efficiently. Additionally, there is a great new deal for IBM’s DeveloperWorks Premium Subscribers who will receive a SIM card with up to 6 months of data to use with AT&T’s new IoT Starter Kit for free. DeveloperWorks Premium Subscribers also receive substantial discounts and credits for all important developer needs including: 12-month Bluemix subscription, and credit for the Watson IoT platform and other Bluemix services, books, conferences, and more. IBM also provides developerWorks Recipes, with a wealth of easy-to-follow instructions on using the latest IoT devices, including AT&T's new IoT Starter Kit. Alternatively, you can buy the starter kit from Avnet for $99 http://cloudconnectkits.org/product/att-cellular-iot-starter-kit
- Do you know about AT&T Internet of Things and mobility capabilities in the IBM Marketplace? What’s new for developers: AT&T is exposing AT&T Control Center, Flow Designer and M2X (AT&T's IoT data service) in the IBM Cloud Marketplace (and soon, IBM Bluemix catalog). IBM provides the Cloud Marketplace as a one-stop shop for IBM and third-party cloud services across all layers of cloud (IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS). IBM also provides the Bluemix catalog, as an easy way for developers to compose IBM, third-party, and open source services into complete applications via the Bluemix platform. Developer have access to AT&T and IBM IoT capabilties in a single location.