AWS IoT Core suite
A device-to-dashboard AWS pipeline running in production for a smart gas-metering fleet since December 2022.
Device telemetry enters AWS IoT Core Topics, where the Rules Engine routes it to IoT Analytics, S3, and Athena. QuickSight serves the BI team while IoT Events and SNS carry operational alarms. This chain has run in production for a smart gas-metering fleet since December 2022.
The data path, including the hand-offs that usually cause trouble.
Connect & authenticate
Devices publish MQTT to IoT Core Topics with renewable credentials provisioned by InfiIoT. Unknown devices do not enter trusted streams.
Route
The Rules Engine filters and routes every message: a hot path to the InfiIoT twin core for live dashboards, a cold path to S3 and IoT Analytics for history.
Analyze
Athena queries the data lake and QuickSight serves the BI team, while InfiIoT dashboards stay real-time for operators.
Act
IoT Events detects state changes and sends them through SNS and InfiIoT's alert channels. The same path supports billing events, valve control, and operational alarms.
Where teams use this integration.
Prepaid billing without meter readers
Gas meters bill through the cloud pipeline, and non-payment can trigger remote valve control. The process does not add another field visit.
Place telemetry in the existing data lake
Telemetry lands in S3 and Athena beside existing data, and the BI team continues to use QuickSight.
IoT on the cloud contract you already have
The pipeline runs in your AWS account and regions under your IAM policies. Procurement and security teams can reuse agreements already in place.
Want this wired into your stack?
Bring the source system, target system, and security constraints. An engineer will map the interface and the unresolved questions.