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AWS IoT Core LoRaWAN

The Qubitro and AWS IoT Core for LoRaWAN integration allows automatic synchronization of devices and their data from AWS IoT Core to Qubitro.

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Overview

The Qubitro and AWS IoT Core for LoRaWAN integration allows automatic synchronization of devices and their data from AWS IoT Core to Qubitro without writing any code.

After setup, devices sending data via AWS IoT Core for LoRaWAN will automatically appear within your Qubitro project. Payload decoding and transformations can be easily managed with Qubitro’s built-in no-code functions.

Prerequisites

How It Works

Devices publishing data to AWS IoT Core for LoRaWAN are automatically created in Qubitro. You will configure decoder functions directly in Qubitro to parse incoming payloads.

Configuring the Integration

1

Create an Integration in Qubitro

  1. Log in to the Qubitro Portal.

  2. Select a project from the list.

  3. Click New Source.

  4. Select AWS IoT Core for LoRaWAN from the available sources.

You will see:

  • HTTPS ENDPOINT URL

  • CONFIRMATION URL

  • HEADER VALUES (projectId and webhookSigningKey)

Keep this page open for the next step.

2

Configure AWS IoT Core for LoRaWAN

  1. Log in to your AWS IoT Core Console.

  2. Navigate to Destinations under LoRaWAN.

  3. Click Add destination.

  4. Copy and paste the following from Qubitro:

AWS Field
Qubitro Provided Value

HTTPS Endpoint URL

(copied from Qubitro Portal)

Confirmation URL

(copied from Qubitro Portal)

Headers

projectId, webhookSigningKey (copied from Qubitro Portal)

  1. After setting up, AWS will send a one-time confirmation email.

Check your email and copy the provided confirmation token. Paste this token into the confirmation field on AWS IoT Core to activate your destination.

3

Verify Integration

  1. Return to the Qubitro Portal.

  2. Click Go to project and then Refresh.

  3. Confirm that AWS-connected devices appear.

4

Set Up Decoder Function

  1. Within your Qubitro project, navigate to Functions.

  2. Create a new Decoder Function.

  3. Choose from pre-built templates or customize your decoder.

  4. Save your decoder function to decode incoming payloads automatically.

FAQs

Do I need manual forwarding setup like MQTT or HTTP?

No. The integration is automatic using AWS IoT Core’s webhook.

Can multiple AWS IoT Core integrations connect to different Qubitro projects?

Yes. Create separate integrations for different projects.

Are additional fees associated with the integration?

No. There are no extra or hidden fees for using the Qubitro <> AWS IoT Core integration.