Open Source Development for the ESP8266 and Azure
summary
Microsoft teams port Azure C SDK to the ESP8266 and demonstrate an Azure C SDK on ESP8266 build that flashes with esptool, compiles in Docker toolchains and is edited in VS Code. A working MQTT example streaming to IoT Hub sends JSON payloads; the cloud side does not inspect bodies but supports stream analytics and Event Hubs. Code and MIT‑licensed SDKs live on the Azure GitHub org. They also test ESP32 hardware (dual‑core, ~520KB RAM, hardware crypto, MPU) and confirm end‑to‑end streaming works.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 2:35Microsoft IoT overview
- 6:48Azure IoT platform
- 12:05ESP8266 development
- 19:08Azure IoT data handling
- 26:51ESP32 features and demo
- 32:43Partnerships and outreach
- 41:19Q&A session
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