nRF Asset Tracker
The nRF Asset Tracker is an application that aims to provide a concrete end-to-end example for an ultra-low power cellular IoT product in the asset tracker space.
Contents
- Project overview
- Getting started
- AWS cloud components
- Getting started
- Create the working directory
- Provide your AWS credentials
- Clone the project and install the dependencies
- Bootstrap your AWS account for AWS CDK
- nRF Cloud Location Services
- Install the nRF Asset Tracker into your AWS account
- Configure the firmware
- Create device credentials
- Program the device firmware
- Deploy the nRF Asset Tracker web application
- Next steps
- Upgrading an existing installation
- Uninstalling the nRF Asset Tracker from AWS
- Continuous deployment
- Continuous integration
- Connect using the simulator
- Authentication
- AWS IoT Device Shadow service and MQTT topics
- Limiting the shadow document size
- Storage of historical data
- Server Name Indication
- Getting started
- Azure cloud components
- nRF Asset Tracker web application
- Firmware
- Connect using a real device
- Device-to-cloud communication
- Memfault integration
Acknowledgements
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