# Azure

## Content

* auto-provisioning batch file setup
* Verify EdgeX Message

## auto-provisioning batch file setup

* Modify the tools\azure\auto\_provisioning\_cli\create\_azure\_iothub\_edgex\_fuji.bat file with your own Azure configuration

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* Execute the create\_azure\_iothub\_edgex\_fuji.bat in Command Prompt
* The azure-cli will install automatically and please create a new Command Prompt to execute the 

  create\_azure\_iothub\_edgex\_fuji.bat again after azure-cli installed

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* Please follow the instruction to open the URL in the browser, enter code, and sign-in Microsoft with your account to complete the installation

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## Verify EdgeX Message

* In the Azure portal, verify the IoT Hub has received the EdgeX messages. Select **Overview**

\> **IoT Hub Usage**. Refresh the page to update the chart. It might take a few seconds for it to show that the messages have been received.

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* You also can receive events from a JavaScript application that we made.
  * Cloning application from the repository:\
    <https://github.com/Advantech-EdgeX/web-apps-node-iot-hub-data-visualization>
  * Open any editor, we choose Visual Studio Code here.
  * Open the application by selecting **File** > **Open Folder** in the editor.
  * Edit **IotHubConnectionString** and **EventHubConsumerGroup** in launch.json\
    You can find the ConnectionString in create\_azure\_iothub\_edgex\_fuji.bat complete installed screen

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* In VS Code, press F5 to start debugging and open a browser to <http://localhost:3000>. It will display EdgeX


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