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It’s April the Fool but this is real. We made a huge performance improvement by reduing the extension load-up time 10 times faster. Here are what’s new for Azure IoT Device Workbench 0.2.6:
What’s new
New sample: “IoT Devkit Dictionary”.
Now Azure IoT Edge for VS Code 1.11.0 has been released with a bunch of new features.
What’s new in Azure IoT Edge for VS Code 1.11.0
You can easily import IoT Edge modules from Azure Marketplace in VS Code.
IoT Hub Message Routing enables users to route device-to-cloud messages to service-facing endpoints. An IoT hub has a default built-in endpoint. You can create custom endpoints to route messages to by linking other services in your subscription to the hub.
With 0.3.1 release of Azure IoT Edge Tools (Preview), you can use Visual Studio 2017 to develop and debug C modules for Azure IoT Edge.
Prerequisites
OS: Windows 10 with 1809 update
Visual Studio 2017 with update 7 or later,
Effective monitoring is instrumental in understanding and troubleshooting your modern cloud solution leveraging multiple services. Distributed tracing helps you diagnose issues in your cloud solution by providing the capability to track the flow of a call and the associated latency across these different services.
Recently, both Docker and Moby engine support SSH connection, which means you can connect a remote Docker engine more easily than before. In Azure IoT Edge for VS Code 1.9.0, we introduced a new extension setting(azure-iot-edge.executor.env) to inject environment variables into VS Code terminals.
Happy New Year! Azure IoT Hub Toolkit 2.1.0 is the first version released in the year of 2019. In the release, we have several great updates for performance optimization, code generation and user experience! You could see the full Changelog here: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items/vsciot-vscode.azure-iot-toolkit/changelog
Together with the new Azure IoT Tools for VS Code extension pack, we also overhauled the experience of Azure IoT Device Workbench. And there is another exciting sample contributed by Chris Lovett (Github) from Microsoft Research about running Embedded Learning Library (ELL) on MXChip IoT DevKit to achieve the keyword spotting locally.
Azure IoT Tools for VS Code is an extension pack for Visual Studio Code that lets you get all you need for Azure IoT development with 1-click installation. Microsoft Azure IoT support for Visual Studio Code is provided through a rich set of extensions that make it easy to discover and interact with Azure IoT Hub that power your IoT Edge and device applications.
Now Azure IoT Edge for VS Code 1.6.0 has been released with a bunch of new features.
Azure IoT Device
It’s April the Fool but this is real. We made a huge performance improvement by reduing the extension load-up time 10 times faster. Here are what’s new for Azure IoT Device Workbench 0.2.6:
What’s new
New sample: “IoT Devkit Dictionary”.
Azure IoT Edge development
With 0.3.1 release of Azure IoT Edge Tools (Preview), you can use Visual Studio 2017 to develop and debug C modules for Azure IoT Edge.
Prerequisites
OS: Windows 10 with 1809 update
Visual Studio 2017 with update 7 or later,
Recently, both Docker and Moby engine support SSH connection, which means you can connect a remote Docker engine more easily than before. In Azure IoT Edge for VS Code 1.9.0, we introduced a new extension setting(azure-iot-edge.executor.env) to inject environment variables into VS Code terminals.
Azure IoT Hub
It’s April the Fool but this is real. We made a huge performance improvement by reduing the extension load-up time 10 times faster. Here are what’s new for Azure IoT Device Workbench 0.2.6:
What’s new
New sample: “IoT Devkit Dictionary”.
IoT Hub Message Routing enables users to route device-to-cloud messages to service-facing endpoints. An IoT hub has a default built-in endpoint. You can create custom endpoints to route messages to by linking other services in your subscription to the hub.
Effective monitoring is instrumental in understanding and troubleshooting your modern cloud solution leveraging multiple services. Distributed tracing helps you diagnose issues in your cloud solution by providing the capability to track the flow of a call and the associated latency across these different services.
Happy New Year! Azure IoT Hub Toolkit 2.1.0 is the first version released in the year of 2019. In the release, we have several great updates for performance optimization, code generation and user experience! You could see the full Changelog here: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items/vsciot-vscode.azure-iot-toolkit/changelog
Really another milestone! We are glad to see that the Azure IoT Toolkit for VS Code has reached 200K installs now, with all 5-star ratings. More and more Azure IoT developers are using Azure IoT Toolkit in their daily work.
With the v1.4.0 release of Azure IoT Toolkit, it supports module management. You could easily create module, view module twin, update module twin, invoke module direct method and delete module in VS Code.
With the latest release of Azure IoT Toolkit, lots of popular languages are supported to quickly create an Azure IoT application in VS Code: C#, Go, Java, Node.js, PHP, Python and Ruby!
Diagnostics
Effective monitoring is instrumental in understanding and troubleshooting your modern cloud solution leveraging multiple services. Distributed tracing helps you diagnose issues in your cloud solution by providing the capability to track the flow of a call and the associated latency across these different services.
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Now Azure IoT Edge for VS Code 1.11.0 has been released with a bunch of new features.
What’s new in Azure IoT Edge for VS Code 1.11.0
You can easily import IoT Edge modules from Azure Marketplace in VS Code.
IoT Hub Message Routing enables users to route device-to-cloud messages to service-facing endpoints. An IoT hub has a default built-in endpoint. You can create custom endpoints to route messages to by linking other services in your subscription to the hub.
Happy New Year! Azure IoT Hub Toolkit 2.1.0 is the first version released in the year of 2019. In the release, we have several great updates for performance optimization, code generation and user experience! You could see the full Changelog here: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items/vsciot-vscode.azure-iot-toolkit/changelog
Together with the new Azure IoT Tools for VS Code extension pack, we also overhauled the experience of Azure IoT Device Workbench. And there is another exciting sample contributed by Chris Lovett (Github) from Microsoft Research about running Embedded Learning Library (ELL) on MXChip IoT DevKit to achieve the keyword spotting locally.
Azure IoT Tools for VS Code is an extension pack for Visual Studio Code that lets you get all you need for Azure IoT development with 1-click installation. Microsoft Azure IoT support for Visual Studio Code is provided through a rich set of extensions that make it easy to discover and interact with Azure IoT Hub that power your IoT Edge and device applications.
Now Azure IoT Edge for VS Code 1.6.0 has been released with a bunch of new features.
Azure IoT Edge is a fully managed service that delivers cloud intelligence locally by deploying and running artificial intelligence (AI), Azure services, and custom logic directly on cross-platform IoT devices. An Edge solution contains one or more modules,
Azure IoT Edge went generally available in June, with official support for AMD64 and ARM32 platforms. Recently, more and more developers from the community requested to run Azure IoT Edge on ARM64 (a.k.a.
Really another milestone! We are glad to see that the Azure IoT Toolkit for VS Code has reached 200K installs now, with all 5-star ratings. More and more Azure IoT developers are using Azure IoT Toolkit in their daily work.
Modern software moves fast and demands more from developers than ever. Tools and concepts around CI/CD help developers deliver value faster and more transparently. For Azure IoT Edge, we provide two tools to create CI/CD pipeline. In this post, we would introduce Azure IoT Edge for DevOps.
