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    Connection to Oracle IoT Cloud

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      gertjanvanhethof Pybytes Beta
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      Today I successfully connected the LoPy to Oracle IoT Cloud.
      I can't share the code and the architecture but only want to share it's also possible to do that.
      It was not easy and I had to face a lot of issue's.
      Stability of the LoPy is still an issue. Mostly unreliability because of out-of-memory.

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        Fred administrators @gertjanvanhethof
        last edited by daniel

        @gertjanvanhethof said in Connection to Oracle IoT Cloud:

        Today I successfully connected the LoPy to Oracle IoT Cloud.
        I can't share the code and the architecture but only want to share it's also possible to do that.
        It was not easy and I had to face a lot of issue's.
        Stability of the LoPy is still an issue. Mostly unreliability because of out-of-memory.

        Great stuff! We are working with Orange also to get the LoPy certified for their network. We continue to work on releasing more memory capacity. Thanks Fred

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          daniel @gertjanvanhethof
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          @gertjanvanhethof great! thanks for the feedback. I know the "out-of-memory" problems are a big issue and we are heavily working on it. Can you tell us how big is your script? Thanks.

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