Review: The machine simulator needs to generate every 10 sec new machine - machine identity - has machine name, location, etc.

[jerwest]

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[rbeeler]

Testing was done remotely over a zoom video due to the fact that Peter has the raspberry pi.
Also, when trying to log in to the database I receive an error similar to the one I receive when trying to connect my simulated device to the Iot-Hub (I will post at the bottom of this page*).

These are the task steps completed when we tested:

1. log into Azure and and into the database
2. open the CLI in azure
3. type: az extension add --name azure-cli-iot-ext
4. type: az iot hub monitor-events --hub-name Iot-Hub-S3 --consumer-group test --device-id MyPythonDevice
5. Have Peter plug in the Py. and notice the new information showing up in the CLI.
6. Have Peter stop and set the Py. program to show a new location and restart.
7. Notice new information in the CLI and the change in the database plus the change on the website.
8. Peter runs it in the command line on the Py:
   sudo killall python3.710. sudo shutdown -h now

*The error I receive is copied below. Though I have not fixed this issue, if someone else gets it I recommend looking at your firewall settings and making sure port 8883 is open because I feel confident it is the main issue. Others suggest checking your proxy settings. When I did this I found mine were set correctly, so this was not the issue for me. I also tried turning my Windows Firewall Defender completely off, but this did not help either.

Error:
A connection to the server 'yoz-sql-server-task2.database.windows.net' could not be established. This might indicate an issue with your local firewall configuration or your network proxy settings.