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    Pybtes Amazon IoT integration missing example of use

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      Bernat
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      Good morning,

      I have tried to implement the AWS MQTT funcionality in my module without success.

      I followed the given tutorial but the device is unable to connect after the pycomAwsMQTTClient.connect(): order.

      https://docs.pycom.io/tutorials/networkprotocols/aws/

      I used the given library and installed in the lib folder of the module through ftp, (and also the requiring certificates in their corresponding library ) but without success.

      https://github.com/pycom/aws-pycom

      As an alternative I have tried with the pybytes integration solution and it works in the browser. But the point is, how do I use the pybytes aws method in my own device?

      even the new key license generated is not accessible and it's stored someplace inside the pybytes, so I can't use the previous library.

      Could you give me some example of code ?

      https://docs.pycom.io/pybytes/integrations/amazon-iot/

      Many thanks

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        Bernat
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        I have finally succeed using this library, thanks Daniel

        https://github.com/danicampora/aws_demo

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          Bernat
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          May be I was too optimistic, I can publish but I can't subscribe

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