Raspberry Pi development comes in many flavors, but Python is common and powerful. In this project-based course, learn how to work with this highly readable language—along with a Raspberry Pi board—to build a secure ecosystem of interconnected IoT devices. Instructor Anum Sheraz begins by reviewing the basics of IoT smart devices, as well as several important IoT communication models. Next, Anum steps through how to create the first course project: an anti-theft motion detector. He then dives into several other projects that build upon this first one, including how to enable real-time bidirectional communication using PubNub, create and secure your own custom domain name, and build an atmosphere monitoring system that can alert and detect ambient atmospheric conditions.

Note: This course was created and produced by Packt Publishing.

Topics include:

• Hardware considerations
• IoT communication protocols
• Internet security and cryptography
• Working with PubNub
• Designing the project architecture
• Securing a custom domain
• Creating rules for admin and non-admin users
• Integrating sensors with Raspberry Pi

About the Author

Anum Sheraz is a software developer, embedded system design engineer, and hobbyist.

Anum holds a master’s degree in the Internet of Things from Royal Holloway, University of London. He has a solid background in embedded system design, software design architectures, cloud computing, and control and automation. He’s also well versed in full-stack web development for real-time applications and IoT solutions, ranging from device firmware design-level simplicity, to communication gateway channels involving TSL/SSL security layers, to cloud-level infrastructure deployment complexity. Apart from this, he actively contributes and shares his knowledge with the technology community via his YouTube channel.

Product Details

• Full Video Tutorials
• Video File Format: MP4
• Skill Level: Intermediate
• Video Duration: 3h 03m
• Instructor: Anum Sheraz

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