AWS IoT through MQTT/pppos with GSM Modem
Posted: Tue Jun 18, 2019 3:45 pm
Dear Members,
I have successfully used the provided examples to connect to aws-iot and update the shadow and upload data.
What I will need to do in the future is actually the same (shadow updates and data uploads) but utilizing a GSM modem (SIM7000e).
Although there is an example for using lwip/ppp and also the example provided by loboris there seems to be no support to use the aws iot embedded c sdk with pppos.
I understand that the current ESP-IDF implementation is based on freeRTOS 8 and that there are plans from the espressif Dev team to move forward to freeRTOS 10, which by the way is used by the amazon team for their C SDK.
Also the AWS mentions that their MQTT 2.0 (beta) implementation will allow other TCP/IP stacks to be used.
Unfortunately the aws-iot-embedded-c SDK uses freeRTOS+TCP/IP and not lwip (which supports pppos as used by the examples.)
Does anyone know a way to configure the aws-iot-embedded-c to use lwip ?
Surely utilising GSM modems fits into the IoT field and a WiFi connection is not everywhere available
I have successfully used the provided examples to connect to aws-iot and update the shadow and upload data.
What I will need to do in the future is actually the same (shadow updates and data uploads) but utilizing a GSM modem (SIM7000e).
Although there is an example for using lwip/ppp and also the example provided by loboris there seems to be no support to use the aws iot embedded c sdk with pppos.
I understand that the current ESP-IDF implementation is based on freeRTOS 8 and that there are plans from the espressif Dev team to move forward to freeRTOS 10, which by the way is used by the amazon team for their C SDK.
Also the AWS mentions that their MQTT 2.0 (beta) implementation will allow other TCP/IP stacks to be used.
Unfortunately the aws-iot-embedded-c SDK uses freeRTOS+TCP/IP and not lwip (which supports pppos as used by the examples.)
Does anyone know a way to configure the aws-iot-embedded-c to use lwip ?
Surely utilising GSM modems fits into the IoT field and a WiFi connection is not everywhere available