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Niagara needs an api key to access AWS IoT Services and manage devices:

    1. Go to the IAM page on the AWS console.
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    2. Then Users
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    2. Click Add User button
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    2. Give your username, then
    check Programmatic access only
    1. click next.
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    2. Then Attach
    existing
    1. policies directly,
     
    1. Then hit Create policy. A new tab will open.
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    2.  
    On
    1. Select the
    service field choose iot, on actions choose all 
    1. Iot service

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    2. Allow All IoT actions
     , on resources choose 


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    2. Allow All resources

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    The hit Review policy.
  2. Give your policy a name, make sure that you have full access on the summary. finally hit Create policy
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  3. Now go back to the "Add user" page hit refresh (top right), look for your policy on the search field, select it and click Next.
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  4. Add tags (optional). Then hit Next
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  5. Finally hit Create User
  6. Your User was successfully created. Click on View user 
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    Download your credentials, Then hit Close.
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    Congrats. do not share this key with anyone keep it somewhere safe.
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  7. Go in the Security credentials Tab and create an access key

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  8. Select Third-party service, check the "I understand..." checkbox and click Next

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  9. Click on Create access key

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  10. Retrieve you access keys (either copy paste your values or download the .csv file)

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Setup Devices certificates

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