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Azure IoT SDK
An Azure software development kit that facilitates building applications that connect to Azure IoT services.
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When choosing an SDK, there a few key considerations to make. Let’s walk through them:
- What are the memory and compute constraints of the device? If you have a constrained device, you should be using the C SDK.
- Are you building a device side solution or a service side solution? For device or edge module applications, you can use C, Java, Node, C#, or Python For service side applications, you can use Java, Node, C#, or Python
- What are the capabilities of the device’s operating system? Can the device run an interpreter for scripting languages (Node.js and Python)? Can the device support the Java or C# runtimes?
- What language(s) are you most familiar with? We provide options so that you can stick with what you know best!