Mongoose OS - securely provision and work with Amazon AWS IoT in 3 minutes Mongoose OS is an open source operating system for the Internet of Things. It is built for low power microcontrollers. It focuses on commercial applications and strong security features: secure boot, flash encryption,
iot Secure remote device management with Mongoose OS and AWS IoT for ESP32, ESP8266, TI CC3200, STM32 In this article, we demonstrate and explain how Mongoose OS and AWS IoT implement secure remote device management. First let me show what is possible, then I'll jump to explanations. I'll start with
javascript mJS - a new approach to embedded scripting There are many projects out there that aim to bring scripting on microcontrollers. There are several JavaScript projects, like Duktape, Espruino, Jerryscript, MuJS, V7. There is MicroPython, there is Lua, and others. One
esp32 Mongoose OS is ported to ESP32 Good news! Mongoose OS, an open source cross-platform OS for low-power microcontrollers, has been ported to Espressif ESP32. Now, all benefits Mongoose OS provides are available on ESP32: Rich networking API, Out-of-the-box cloud
esp8266 The two-dollar secure IoT solution: Mongoose OS + ESP8266 + ATECC508 + AWS IoT Our previous article described how Mongoose OS can connect an ESP8266 to the AWS IoT. No other solution can do this - at least we're not aware of any. This is so because
ESP8266 remote control via AWS IoT As far as we are aware, Mongoose Firmware is the only firmware for ESP8266 that can talk to the AWS IoT cloud - we have managed to make the secure two-way TLS connection
mqtt Why MQTT is getting so popular in IoT The answer is simple: MQTT is pretty much the only standard protocol nowadays that makes it easy to send commands to the connected devices. There are two typical IoT use cases: A connected