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Edge Device Configuration

This document describes how to configure an edge device with Azure IoT Edge runtime for running the Label Reader solution.

1. For Linux (AMD and ARM64v8)

  1. Follow the steps mentioned in Create and provision an IoT Edge device on Linux using symmetric keys document to create and provision an IoT Edge device on Linux using symmetric keys.

    Additional notes, while following the steps mentioned in the document:

    • The same Azure IoT Hub must be used that is created as part of the Azure Infrastructure deployment, via deployment.sh script.
    • All of the commands need to be executed on the edge device.
    • If the edge device is having already docker installed, then the container engine installation steps can be skipped.

  2. Please note the device id and use it in deployment.sh script by passing it via -e flag (edge-device-id)

2. For Windows (AMD and ARM64v8)

  1. Follow the steps mentioned in Create and provision an IoT Edge for Linux on Windows device using symmetric keys document to create and provision an IoT Edge device on Windows using symmetric keys.

    Additional notes, while following the steps mentioned in the document:

    • The same Azure IoT Hub must be used that is created as part of the Azure Infrastructure deployment, via deployment.sh script.

    • While executing Deploy-Eflow command, please note the default 1 GB of RAM, 1 vCPU core is not sufficient for running the solution. Please increase the RAM to 4 GB and vCPU cores to 2. The following command can be executed to increase the RAM and vCPU cores:

      Deploy-Eflow -cpuCount 2 -memoryInMB 4096

      Note: if by mistake the Deploy-Eflow is executed without increasing the CPU and Memory, the same command can not be executed again. In that case, please Uninstall IoT Edge for Linux on Windows and follow the steps from beginning.

    • All of the commands need to be executed on the edge device.

  2. Please note the device id and use it in deployment.sh script by passing it via -e flag (edge-device-id)