Jared Rhodes
If you are looking for a guide on creating an Open CV module in Python, check out a guide here. This guide will focus on creating an Azure IoT Edge module in C++. To accomplish this we need to take the following steps: Create the Azure IoT Edge Module Create a working Open CV Build […]
Google’s Protocol Buffers are a perfect fit with the multilingual approach of Azure IoT Edge. Using ProtoBuf, a message format can be written once and used across multiple frameworks and languages while benefiting from the speed and message size intrinsic to ProtoBuf. For this Azure IoT Edge use case, we will generate a message in C++ and […]
The interview I had with .NET Rocks! is here.
After my sessions at Update Conference Prague I will be discussing the Azure IoT Edge platform with .NET Rocks!. Hopefully I will have recovered from jet lag and my other presentations to give a coherent and passable interview. One of the questions they asked me was, what hardware would I buy if I had $5000 […]
Jared Rhodes, Microsoft MVP and Pluralsight Author, Will be presenting Virtual Reality and IoT at the 2019 South Florida Code Camp.
Jared Rhodes, Microsoft MVP and Pluralsight Author, discusses his new course Identify Existing Products, Services and Technologies in Use For Microsoft Azure
The Azure IoT Edge getting started guide currently utilizes VS Code and Docker to create modules. If you receive “docker.sock connect: permission denied” after trying to build, run the following two commands in the terminal: sudo usermod -aG docker $USER newgrp docker If you still have the error, restart your machine and try again.
I have been selected to speak at Update Conference Prague during 22nd – 23rd November 2018. This year I will be giving two talks: Enable IoT with Edge Computing and Machine Learning Virtual Reality and IoT – Interacting with the changing world Enable IoT with Edge Computing and Machine Learning Being able to run compute cycles on local hardware […]
Discussing my thoughts on second year as Mvp
This year I will be presenting Enable IoT with Edge Computing and Machine Learning at TechBash. Here is the outline: Being able to run compute cycles on local hardware is a practice predating silicon circuits. Mobile and Web technology has pushed computation away from local hardware and onto remote servers. As prices in the cloud have decreased, […]
