<commit_before># Simple Beer Service v5.0

Simple Beer Service is a cloud-connected kegerator that sends sensor data (beer flow, temperature, humidity, sound levels and proximity) to AWS. Simple Beer Service kegerators publish sensor data collected by an IoT device to an Amazon IoT Device Gateway. The Amazon IoT Rule Engine is used to invoke downstream actions in AWS, such as publishing to an Amazon Kinesis Firehose or an Amazon DynamoDB table.

The data visualizations are delivered through a static web application dashboard that opens a web socket connection to the same Amazon IoT Topic, providing a near real-time display of the sensor data. The web application is stored in Amazon S3 and delivered through Amazon’s content delivery network, Amazon CloudFront.

![Simple Beer Service Architecture](readme-images/architecturev5.png)

For a more step-by-step instruction guide through the AWS console, see the [bootcamp branch](http://github.com/awslabs/simplebeerservice/tree/bootcamp) of this repository.

## Hardware

You can select the components that you feel would be best for your unit. However, the three major components you will need are:

- [Kegerator](https://www.amazon.com/s?rh=n%3A2686378011%2Cp_4%3AKegco)
- 3D Printed Head Unit. *See Below*
- [Intel Edison and AWS IoT Starter Kit](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0168KU5FK?psc=1) or any supported [Johnny-five platform](http://johnny-five.io/platform-support/)

[Click here for the full bill of materials.](sbs-build-of-materials.csv)

### The Head Unit

The 3D printable .STL files are available in the stl folder of this repository. You can print these at your favourite 3D printing studio. [3Dhubs.com](http://3dhubs.com/) is a great place to submit your order and find a local printer.

There is also a slot in the front of the head unit for a clear face plate. [Ponoko.com](http://www.ponoko.com/) is a great place to get a face plate designed and laser etched. Here is the material that we recommend:<commit_msg>Change wording to AWS IoT<commit_after># Simple Beer Service v5.0

Simple Beer Service is a cloud-connected kegerator that sends sensor data (beer flow, temperature, humidity, sound levels and proximity) to AWS. Simple Beer Service kegerators publish sensor data collected by an IoT device to an AWS IoT Device Gateway. The AWS IoT Rule Engine is used to invoke downstream actions in AWS, such as publishing to an Amazon Kinesis Firehose or an Amazon DynamoDB table.

The data visualizations are delivered through a static web application dashboard that opens a web socket connection to the same AWS IoT Topic, providing a near real-time display of the sensor data. The web application is stored in Amazon S3 and delivered through Amazon’s content delivery network, Amazon CloudFront.

![Simple Beer Service Architecture](readme-images/architecturev5.png)

For a more step-by-step instruction guide through the AWS console, see the [bootcamp branch](http://github.com/awslabs/simplebeerservice/tree/bootcamp) of this repository.

## Hardware

You can select the components that you feel would be best for your unit. However, the three major components you will need are:

- [Kegerator](https://www.amazon.com/s?rh=n%3A2686378011%2Cp_4%3AKegco)
- 3D Printed Head Unit. *See Below*
- [Intel Edison and AWS IoT Starter Kit](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0168KU5FK?psc=1) or any supported [Johnny-five platform](http://johnny-five.io/platform-support/)

[Click here for the full bill of materials.](sbs-build-of-materials.csv)

### The Head Unit

The 3D printable .STL files are available in the stl folder of this repository. You can print these at your favourite 3D printing studio. [3Dhubs.com](http://3dhubs.com/) is a great place to submit your order and find a local printer.

There is also a slot in the front of the head unit for a clear face plate. [Ponoko.com](http://www.ponoko.com/) is a great place to get a face plate designed and laser etched. Here is the material that we recommend:
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