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Developing Real-Time Digital Twins for Cloud Deployment

ScaleOut Software

Digital twin models used in product lifecycle management (PLM) or in IoT device modeling (for example, Azure Digital Twins ) just describe the properties of physical entities, usually to allow querying by business processes. They make use of standard object-oriented concepts and languages (such as C#, Java, and JavaScript). Summing Up.

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Developing Real-Time Digital Twins for Cloud Deployment

ScaleOut Software

Digital twin models used in product lifecycle management (PLM) or in IoT device modeling (for example, Azure Digital Twins ) just describe the properties of physical entities, usually to allow querying by business processes. They make use of standard object-oriented concepts and languages (such as C#, Java, and JavaScript). Summing Up.

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Adding New Capabilities for Real-Time Analytics to Azure IoT

ScaleOut Software

The population of intelligent IoT devices is exploding, and they are generating more telemetry than ever. The Microsoft Azure IoT ecosystem offers a rich set of capabilities for processing IoT telemetry, from its arrival in the cloud through its storage in databases and data lakes.

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Object-Oriented Programming Simplifies Digital Twins

ScaleOut Software

This model organizes key information about each data source (for example, an IoT device, e-commerce shopper, or medical patient) in a software component that tracks the data source’s evolving state and encapsulates algorithms, such as predictive analytics, for interpreting that state and generating real-time feedback.

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Object-Oriented Programming Simplifies Digital Twins

ScaleOut Software

This model organizes key information about each data source (for example, an IoT device, e-commerce shopper, or medical patient) in a software component that tracks the data source’s evolving state and encapsulates algorithms, such as predictive analytics, for interpreting that state and generating real-time feedback.

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Embrace event-driven computing: Amazon expands DynamoDB with streams, cross-region replication, and database triggers

All Things Distributed

At launch, an item’s change record is available in the stream for 24 hours after it is created. No matter which mechanism you choose to use, we make the stream data available to you instantly (latency in milliseconds) and how fast you want to apply the changes is up to you. DynamoDB Cross-region Replication. DynamoDB Triggers.

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Expanding the Cloud: Amazon Machine Learning Service, the Amazon Elastic Filesystem and more

All Things Distributed

Amazon ML uses powerful algorithms that can help you create machine learning models by finding patterns in existing data, and using these patterns to make predictions from new data as it becomes available. Amazon EFS is designed to be highly available and durable, storing each file system object redundantly across multiple Availability Zones.

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