Azure IoT Edge Modules (Part 1)

Azure IoT Edge Modules enable extensibility to the Azure IoT Edge by allowing custom code, AI, and other sorts of services to run as Docker containers. These bring compute resources and Azure-style workloads closer to the devices to help respond quicker to incidents as well as mitigate the amount of traffic coming out of an environment by filtering and aggregating data. In this video, we'll look at the workflow of how IoT modules are created and deployed.
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[@ravindergangadher208]

Simple and straight forward explanation. Thanks for sharing it.

[@adammorgan1556]

Thank you so much for this! Great stuff here.

[@culturadocaractere]

Great content man!

[@georgeollis]

Great content.

[@arseniysleptsov9217]

ok, but how to develop module itself? for example temperature sensor simulation module

[@NeerajGulia]

Right channel is sounding more than the left channel - can not use headphone while listening to the audio.

[@Atmosera-]

Hmm. Not sure what to make of that. Thanks for letting us know.

[@NeerajGulia]

@@Atmosera- use headphone while watching the video and you will know what I am talking about.
BTW I forgot to thank you for the great content.

[@rexlinder989]

@@Atmosera- Maybe its the positioning of your mic? Is it a cardioid mic? If so, youre talking into it from the side which would record a signal thats strong on one channel and the other channel would be quieter. I can barely hear your voice on my left speaker, but I can hear something. This issue only happens when recording your voice, the other sound effects have equal volumes in both speakers. So I would wager its that your talking into a cardioid mic from the side.