DjsBlog: .NET Core on IoT -It's now even easier. Enter names on command line.

It’s now gone mega: Just run get-iothub GroupName,HubName,DeviceName And it will auto generate all 3!

(Recapping) As previous, you need an Azure Subscription and Az Cli installed.
Get the az-iothub-ps repository:
- https://github.com/djaus2/az-iothub-ps
- Here’s what you need to clone it: https://github.com/djaus2/az-iothub-ps.git
- Or just get the zip file here
- Download or clone it into a folder on your desktop
In the PS folder run .\set-path
Then run the script with entity names:
get-iothub GroupName,HubName,DeviceName
You will be prompted to select the Subscription
Then each of the 3 entities (Group, Hub and Device) will be auto-generated in order.
There will be a prompt for the Group location and for the Hub SKU.
You can optionally add a await period in seconds to that command line
eg get-iothub GroupName,HubName,DeviceName 5
- At any Yes-No where the default is Yes is will auto-continue after that wait period.
- Any any Press any key to Continue is will similarly proceed after that delay.
When done it will generate the connection strings etc … All-In-One!

HOW GOOD IS THAT?

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.NET Core on IoT: It's now even easier. Enter names on command line.