AWS IoT Device Management vs Temboo: What are the differences?

Developers describe AWS IoT Device Management as "Onboard, organize, monitor, and remotely manage connected devices at scale". AWS IoT Device Management makes it easy to securely onboard, organize, monitor, and remotely manage IoT devices at scale. IoT Device Management lets you register your devices individually or in bulk, and manage permissions so that devices remain secure. Then, you use the IoT Device Management console to organize your devices into groups, monitor and troubleshoot device functionality, and send remote updates to your devices. On the other hand, Temboo is detailed as "Devices, languages, APIs, code utilities, databases & more. Reimagine programming for the connected world". Temboo offers makers and developers a one-of-a-kind Choreo Library of 2000+ processes that enhance and streamline their code. Users need only a few lines of code to perform tasks that without Temboo would take far more, and its developer-minded website lets them test and generate the code they need.

AWS IoT Device Management and Temboo can be primarily classified as "Internet of Things Services" tools.

Some of the features offered by AWS IoT Device Management are:

• Easily onboard connected devices in bulk
• Organize connected devices into groups
• Fleet indexing and search

On the other hand, Temboo provides the following key features:

• Devices - Program hardware without writing code with our new Device Coder.
• Utilities - Let Utility Choreos handle routine bits of app-building seamlessly.
• 100+ APIs - Use any API in our Library with ease. No more learning curves.