Feature: Manage AWS LoRaWAN destinations

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Epic: #1783

Description

AWS LoRaWAN Destination is a feature of the AWS IoT Core service that allows you to route data from LoRaWAN-enabled devices to other AWS services or external endpoints. LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network) is a low-power wireless communication protocol that is used for IoT applications, especially for devices that are deployed over long distances or in remote locations.

AWS LoRaWAN Destination provides a simple and flexible way to integrate LoRaWAN-enabled devices with other AWS services, such as AWS IoT Analytics, Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose, AWS Lambda, Amazon SNS, or Amazon SQS. You can use LoRaWAN Destination to define rules that specify how device data is routed and transformed before it is consumed by the target service or endpoint.

For example, you can use LoRaWAN Destination to:

• Route device data to AWS IoT Analytics for real-time or batch processing, data enrichment, or machine learning.
• Transform device data into a different format or structure before sending it to a third-party service or application.
• Send device data to an Amazon SNS topic or an Amazon SQS queue for further processing or notifications.
• Store device data in Amazon S3 or Amazon DynamoDB for long-term storage or archival.
• Send device data to an external endpoint, such as a custom HTTP endpoint, a third-party cloud service, or an on-premises system.

AWS LoRaWAN Destination provides a highly scalable, secure, and reliable way to ingest and process data from LoRaWAN-enabled devices, without the need for complex infrastructure or custom code. You can use the AWS IoT console or APIs to configure and manage LoRaWAN Destination rules, and monitor the status and performance of your data flows.

User stories

• Story: As a user, I want to manage AWS LoRaWAN destinations #1876