You have completed this AWS IoT EduKit hands-on tutorial to connect your device to AWS as a smart thermostat and deploy a simple application to detect room occupancy and drive HVAC state changes.
As a next step, consider following along with the next hands-on tutorial in this series, Smart spaces:
If you are looking for additional ideas to experiment with your new solution, think of a way to enhance the customer experience. For example, how could you update the solution so that the HVAC setting stays engaged for a minimum timer instead of turning off after no ambient noise is heard for just 10 seconds? Can you achieve this without pushing new code to your device? (Hint: yes, you can.)
In this solution you created the following resources in AWS:
None of these resources incur ongoing metered charges just by existing. You will only incur metered charges as the resources are used to process new messages from your device. If you will proceed with the next hands-on tutorial Smart spaces, it is recommended that you do not destroy any of the resources from this tutorial.
If you have concluded experimenting with this tutorial’s solution and do not intend to explore the Smart spaces tutorial, you can destroy these resources.
idf.py erase_flash -p <<DEVICE_PORT>>
The next tutorial to complete is Smart Spaces.