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The $15 "1st Generation AWS IoT Button" is out of stock, but the $20 "AWS IoT Enterprise Button" is still in stock. Is there a difference besides the label?
by ihuman 7y ago
The $15 "1st Generation AWS IoT Button" is out of stock, but the $20 "AWS IoT Enterprise Button" is still in stock. Is there a difference besides the label?
- pmlnr 7y agoAWS IoT Enterprise Button creates a JIRA ticket and sends approval requests as well. /s
- anbop 7y agoThis is the first thing I’ve ever upvoted on Hacker News
- Scoundreller 7y agoUsually the Enterprise version is twice as big, 100x the price and 1/4 as reliable. Better support though.
- deanCommie 7y ago1) Double the lifetime clicks (2000 vs 1000) 2) More tightly integrated with the AWS IoT 1-Click service. (so arguably more restricted, but actually easier to manage and scale if you're an actual enterprise managing thousands of these in the field, rather than one developer building a toy app)
- AnssiH 7y agoThe AWS IoT Button is for the AWS IoT Button service ("Cloud Programmable Dash Button"): https://aws.amazon.com/iotbutton/ https://aws.amazon.com/iotbutton/ The AWS IoT Enterprise Button is for the AWS IoT 1-Click service ("Trigger AWS Lambda functions from simple devices"): https://aws.amazon.com/iot-1-click/ https://aws.amazon.com/iot-1-click/ Notice how the Enterprise button listing (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075FPHHGG https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075FPHHGG) says "This is not the AWS IoT Developer Button" with a link to the other button.
- dhash 7y agoThe first gen ones are able to speak MQTT as well as integrate with AWS IoT core, so they could also fire off lambdas, hit SQS, etc. The new ones are strictly worse, only able to be bound to a Lambda