Hello all, i have a question. I recently just received an Ethernet Shield from my lecturer, he wanted me to use it with an Arduino Mega to upload data to a cloud server (Microsoft Azure). It was my first time using it, I did some research about it but none of them helped, so I want to request helps from anyone in this forum. Please help me, thanks in advance.
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what Azure service? does it support non encrypted access
Sorry, I didn't open that page these days.
So from what I learnt from the internet, Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing service created by Microsoft for building, testing, deploying, and managing applications and services through Microsoft-managed data center. My project is that, I want to use it as a database for the data I obtained from my hardware sensors. I finding how to upload the data from Arduino to the cloud server.
What I read is that Azure don't support non-encrypted access.
SoraJayson:
Sorry, I didn't open that page these days.So from what I learnt from the internet, Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing service created by Microsoft for building, testing, deploying, and managing applications and services through Microsoft-managed data center. My project is that, I want to use it as a database for the data I obtained from my hardware sensors. I finding how to upload the data from Arduino to the cloud server.
What I read is that Azure don't support non-encrypted access.
The Ethernet shield doesn't support secure connection. And the Ethernet library doesn't add the support. Supposedly the ATmega MCUs don't have the computing power for the security hashes. I think, Mega could do it, but I don't know if someone attempted it.
Hmm i see, nevermind...I try find another method. Thank you very much Juraj