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ESP-AWS-IoT

IMPORTANT: Please choose the branch of this repo, based on the FreeRTOS-LTS release that you would like to base your application on.

If you are using the older (3.x.x) aws-iot-device-sdk-embedded-C release, please checkout the release/v3.1.x branch.

This SDK enables AWS IoT cloud connectivity with ESP32-based platforms using the libraries provided as a part of the AWS IoT Device Embedded C SDK.

Getting Started

  • Please clone this branch of the repository using
    git clone -b "<name_of_the_release_branch>" --recursive https://github.com/espressif/esp-aws-iot
    
    For example: To clone just release/202406.01-LTS, you may run:
    git clone -b "release/202406.01-LTS" --recursive https://github.com/espressif/esp-aws-iot
    
  • Please refer to https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/get-started/index.html for setting up ESP-IDF
    • ESP-IDF can be downloaded from https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/
    • This SDK supports release/v5.2, release/v5.1, release/v5.0, and release/v4.4 of ESP-IDF.
    • Please set your branch to the IDF release that you would like to use, and pull in the latest changes.

    Note: Please read Support Policy below for more details.

  • Please refer to the example README for more information on setting up examples.
  • For a production-ready starting point for making applications that connect to AWS IoT Core using esp-aws-iot, refer to the reference example.
  • Please refer to the Security Guide for steps to enable Security Features on your Espressif chip.
    • This SDK supports multiple ways to securely store the PKI credentials.
    • The default method is to use PKI credentials which are embedded in the binary, using the certs from the certs/ in every example.
    • For using Secure Element (ATECC608A), you will need to use esp-cryptoauthlib.
    • The Security Guide includes detailed steps and pointers to configure and use the Digital Signature Peripheral on supported chips, using esp_secure_cert_mgr.

Supported SoCs

The following table shows esp-aws-iot support with the ESP-IDF support of Espressif SoCs:
Cell marked as alt text denotes supported combination.

SoC Supported IDF Version master esp-aws-iot Release
202406.01-LTS 202210.01-LTS
ESP32 IDF v4.4 Image Image Image
IDF v5.0 Image Image Image
IDF v5.1 Image Image Image
IDF v5.2 Image Image
ESP32-S2 IDF v4.4 Image Image Image
IDF v5.0 Image Image Image
IDF v5.1 Image Image Image
IDF v5.2 Image Image
ESP32-C3 IDF v4.4 Image Image Image
IDF v5.0 Image Image Image
IDF v5.1 Image Image Image
IDF v5.2 Image Image
ESP32-S3 IDF v4.4 Image Image Image
IDF v5.0 Image Image Image
IDF v5.1 Image Image Image
IDF v5.2 Image Image
ESP32-C2 IDF v5.0 Image Image Image
IDF v5.1 Image Image Image
IDF v5.2 Image Image
ESP32-C6 IDF v5.1 Image Image Image
IDF v5.2 Image Image

Support Policy

IDF version support for esp-aws-iot releases is based on IDF Release Support Schedule.
For example, support for IDF v4.4 for Release 202406.01-LTS will expire on 31st July 2024.