IoT Button Events and AWS Lambda with Ruby on Jets
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In this video tutorial, we’ll cover IoT Events and how to connect them up to AWS Lambda Functions with Ruby on Jets. We’ll explain what IoT Events are and then build a Jets project from scratch and add a Jets iot_event declaration. We’ll use a real physical AWS IoT Button and have the button send a text message to a phone. We’ll show you how simple it is to get started with Jets and IoT Event rules.
Example
class ThermostatJob < ApplicationJob
iot_event "SELECT * FROM 'my/topic'"
def measure
puts "event #{JSON.dump(event)}"
end
end
- Ruby on Jets IoT Events Docs
- The full source code is available on GitHub: tongueroo/jets-iot-button-example
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Jets Events Series
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