Configuring an Application in Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service
Configuring an Application in Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service
Before You Begin
This tutorial shows you how to configure an application in Oracle Internet of Things (IoT) Cloud Service. This tutorial takes approximately 15 minutes to complete.
Background
As you progress through this tutorial, you'll collect configuration data and use it in this tutorial, as well as in other tutorials that refer to this tutorial. The first time that configuration data appears, it's marked with an asterisk and a number. Subsequent references are marked only with the corresponding number. Use this spreadsheet to keep track of your data.
What Do You Need?
Access to an instance of Oracle IoT Cloud Service
A computer running Windows 7 or later, Apple macOS 10.9 or later, or Linux with a web browser
Familiarity with basic Oracle IoT Cloud Service management console operations
Access Your Oracle IoT Cloud Service Instance
When you purchased your subscription to an Oracle IoT Cloud Service instance, you received an email that contained the URL, user name, and password to access the instance.
In a web browser, enter the URL*1 for your Oracle IoT Cloud Service instance's management console.
Typically, this URL has the following form: https://myinstance-myidentitydomain.iot.us.oraclecloud.com/ui.
Enter your user name, password, and click Sign In.
Create a Device Model
On the Oracle IoT Cloud Service home page, under Applications, click Oracle IoT Asset Monitoring Cloud Service.
Click Menu and then click Device Model.
On the Device Model page, from the icon bar, click Add .
In the New Device Model page, enter the following values in the Details section:
Name: HelloWorld-DeviceModel
Description: Device model for the HelloWorld application
Enter a password for the provisioning file in File Protection Password and confirm your password in Confirm Password, then click Download Provisioning File and save the file in your host system.
Description of the illustration single_device_confirmation.png Take note of the Activation ID*4 which is the same as the Provisioning File Name and the File Protection Password*5
because you'll need these values to activate the device.