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# AWS IoT Device SDK Settings
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# Thing Name: Thing Name of the Shadow this device is associated with.
# A thing is the representation and record of your physical device in the cloud.
# Any physical device needs a thing to work with AWS IoT. Creating a thing will
# also create a thing shadow.
thing_name = ""

# Client ID: MQTT client ID should be unique for every device.
# By default, it is the same as 'thing_name'.
#client_id = ""

# Host: Customer specific MQTT HOST.
# This is your custom endpoint that allows your device to connect to AWS IoT.
# You can obtain it in your 'AWS IoT Console':
#  1. From the dashboard, in the left navigation pane, choose 'Registry' and
#     then choose 'Things'.
#  2. Select the box representing your device to show its details page.
#  3. On the details page, in the left navigation pane, choose 'Interact'
#  4. Look for the HTTPS section, your endpoint will look something like:
#            ABCDEFG1234567.iot.us-east-2.amazonaws.com
#     where 'ABCDEFG1234567' is the subdomain and 'us-east-2' is the region.
host = ""

# Port: Default port for MQTT/S.
# By default, 8883.
port = 8883

# Certificates path: Absolute path to the certificates directory in the device.
# By default, '/etc/ssl/certs'.
certs_path = "/etc/ssl/certs"

# Root CA file name: Name of the Root CA file located in the configured
# 'certs_path'.
# By default, 'rootCA.crt'
rootca_filename = "rootCA.crt"

# Signed certificate file name: Name of the device signed certificate file
# located in the configured 'certs_path'.
# By default, 'cert.pem'
signed_cert_filename = "cert.pem"

# Device private key filename: Name of the device private key file located in
# the configured 'certs_path'.
# By default, 'privkey.pem'
private_key_filename = "privkey.pem"