Difference between revisions of "AWS Resources"
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Revision as of 21:31, 19 January 2017
Real-Time Streaming
Amazon Kinesis link
AWS IoT (Internet-of-Things) Services
Amazon IoT link
Amazon IoT Developer Guide link
A Collection of IoT Projects Powered by AWS link
AWS IoT Button: A Easy-to-use and Programmable Embedded Device link
Amazon SNS Developer Guide link
Amazon Free Trial and Credit Programs
As long as you hold an educational institute email address (e.g. someone@email.wustl.edu), you are eligible to apply an Amazon Educational account and get some Amazon AWS credit.
Amazon link
