1. Device Management: AWS IoT Core provides secure device registration, authentication, and management capabilities. For example, you can use the AWS IoT Core Device Management service to register, monitor, and manage devices connected to AWS IoT Core.
2. Device Shadows: AWS IoT Core provides a feature called Device Shadows, which allows you to store the current state of a device and synchronize it across multiple devices. For example, you can use Device Shadows to store the current temperature setting of a thermostat and synchronize it across multiple thermostats.
3. Rules Engine: AWS IoT Core provides a rules engine that allows you to define rules to route data from connected devices to other AWS services. For example, you can use the rules engine to route data from an IoT device to an Amazon S3 bucket for storage.
4. Message Broker: AWS IoT Core provides a message broker that allows you to send and receive messages from connected devices. For example, you can use the message broker to send commands to a device to control its behavior.
5. Secure Communication: AWS IoT Core provides secure communication capabilities that allow you to securely connect devices to AWS IoT Core. For example, you can use TLS/SSL to encrypt data sent between devices and AWS IoT Core.