Azure IoT Device Provisioning Service Tutorials
Learn how to securely and efficiently provision IoT devices at scale using the Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service (DPS). Explore step-by-step guides, best practices, and advanced scenarios.
Key Concepts: Device Provisioning Service (DPS), enrollment groups, individual enrollments, attestation mechanisms (Symmetric Key, X.509 Certificates, TPM).
Getting Started with DPS
Create and Configure a DPS Instance
This tutorial guides you through creating your first Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service instance and configuring its basic settings, including linking it to your IoT Hub.
Device Enrollment and Authentication
Provisioning Devices with Symmetric Keys
Learn how to enroll devices using symmetric keys, a common and straightforward method for device authentication in DPS. Covers both individual and group enrollments.
Provisioning Devices with X.509 Certificates
Explore the secure and scalable approach of provisioning devices using X.509 certificates. This tutorial covers setting up certificate authorities and enrolling devices with certificates.
Provisioning Devices with TPM
Understand how to leverage Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs) for hardware-based secure key storage and device authentication during the provisioning process.
Advanced Scenarios
Custom Allocation Policies
Discover how to implement custom allocation policies to intelligently distribute devices across multiple IoT Hubs based on your specific needs.
Monitoring and Troubleshooting DPS Operations
Learn how to monitor provisioning logs, track device status, and troubleshoot common issues encountered during the DPS process.
Integrating DPS with Azure IoT Edge
See how to use DPS to provision IoT Edge devices securely, enabling your edge infrastructure to connect and authenticate with Azure IoT Hub.
Reference Materials
Dive deeper into specific aspects of the Azure IoT Device Provisioning Service: