The components for each device in Intel IoT Analytics can be either:
Actuator or time series.
Account, actuator or time series.
Proxy, account, actuator or time series.
Each time we publish data from a registered device to Intel IoT Analytics, we create:
An actuator.
An account.
An observation.
A time series is:
A series of actions performed by an actuator, that is, a collection of actions.
A series of values captured from a sensor, that is, a collection of observations.
A series of triggered alarms, that is, a collection of alarms.
We can use the following command-line utility to activate our board as a device in an Intel IoT Analytics account:
iotkit-admin
iotkit-configure
iotkit-setup
In order to send observations from a device with the ...
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