setup-env-vars.sh

#  Populate the following environment variables, and execute this file before running
#  IoT Hub to Cassandra.
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#  For more information about where to find these values, more information here:
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#  * https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-hub/iot-hub-create-through-portal#endpoints
#  * https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-hub/iot-hub-java-java-getstarted
#
#
#  Example:
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#  export IOTHUB_EVENTHUB_NAME="my-iothub-one"
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#  export IOTHUB_EVENTHUB_ENDPOINT="sb://iothub-ns-myioth-75186-9fb862f912.servicebus.windows.net/"
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#  export IOTHUB_EVENTHUB_PARTITIONS=4
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#  export IOTHUB_IOTHUB_ACCESS_POLICY="service"
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#  export IOTHUB_ACCESS_KEY="1Ab23456C78d+E9fOgH1234ijklMNo5P//Q6rStuwX7="
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#  export IOTHUB_ACCESS_HOSTNAME="my-iothub-one.azure-devices.net"
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#  export IOTHUB_CHECKPOINT_ACCOUNT = 'myazurestorage'
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#  export IOTHUB_CHECKPOINT_KEY = "A0BcDef1gHIJKlmn23o8PQrStUvWxyzAbc4dEFG5HOIJklMnopqR+StuVwxYzJjxsU6vnDeNTv7Ipqs8MaBcDE=="
#

# see: Endpoints ⇒ Messaging ⇒ Events ⇒ `Event Hub-compatible name`
export IOTHUB_EVENTHUB_NAME=""

# see: Endpoints ⇒ Messaging ⇒ Events ⇒ `Event Hub-compatible endpoint`
export IOTHUB_EVENTHUB_ENDPOINT=""

# see: Endpoints ⇒ Messaging ⇒ Events ⇒ Partitions
export IOTHUB_EVENTHUB_PARTITIONS=""

# see: Shared access policies, we suggest to use `service` here
export IOTHUB_IOTHUB_ACCESS_POLICY=""

# see: Shared access policies ⇒ key name ⇒ Primary key
export IOTHUB_ACCESS_KEY=""

# see: Shared access policies ⇒ key name ⇒ Connection string ⇒ HostName
export IOTHUB_ACCESS_HOSTNAME=""

# When using checkpoints stored in Azure Blob, this is the Azure Storage Account name
export IOTHUB_CHECKPOINT_ACCOUNT=""

# When using checkpoints stored in Azure Blob, this is the Azure Storage Account secret key
export IOTHUB_CHECKPOINT_KEY=""