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Microsoft Azure IoT Developer: Implement Device Authentication in IoT Hub

Connect millions of IoT devices to Azure cloud! Learn secure device authentication with Microsoft Azure IoT Hub. Build scalable IoT solutions.

4.7(11)
37m
Certificate
James Millar
James MillarInstructor

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Microsoft Azure IoT Developer: Implement Device Authentication in IoT Hub is an advanced Pluralsight course taught by James Millar. It runs 37m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.7 out of 5 from 11 reviews. It is a paid course, first published May 2023.

Become an expert in Microsoft Azure IoT with this focused course on device authentication in IoT Hub. This training is specifically designed for individuals preparing for the AZ-220 Microsoft Azure IoT Developer exam.

You'll gain practical skills to secure your IoT solutions on Azure by learning to:

  • Choose the right authentication technique: Understand the different methods available and select the best fit for your IoT devices.
  • Manage devices using symmetric keys: Learn the process of securely managing devices with symmetric key authentication.
  • Implement X509 client certificate authentication: Discover how to leverage X509 certificates for robust device authentication and security.

This course provides the essential knowledge and hands-on experience needed to confidently tackle the Microsoft Azure IoT Developer exam and build secure, scalable IoT solutions. Mastering IoT Hub security is a crucial step toward becoming a certified Azure IoT Developer. You'll also develop skills in caching and content delivery, further enhancing your ability to excel in the AZ-220 certification.

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