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The idea is to use Azure DPS to provision iot-devices at scale using group enrollment and connect them to an iot-hub. These iot-devices then send telemetry data to the iot-hub. Some function apps should listen to those events and invoke Direct Methods on those iot-devices.
Service fabric, IoT Example with .NET core. Example of how to leverage Microsoft.Azure NuGet packages to have microservices oriented architecture with Service Fabric and .NET core.
Azure IoT Device Simulator (.NET 6) integrating IoT Plug and Play (IoT PnP) capabilities. The simulator allows referencing DTDL v2 models and the telemetry, properties and commands will be created dynamically.
Synchronize IoT devices and IoT Edge devices from a master Azure IoT Hub to a slave. Can be run as an Azure function or a WebAPI app. Triggerd via timer or EventGrid events for device creation or deletion.
The Azure IoT Device Simulator (.NET 5)-DPS implements a broad part of the features included in the Azure IoT Device SDK (C#) (D2C/C2D and M2C/C2M). Furthermore, the simulator implements device provisioning based on Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service.
This sample demonstrates how to extend Azure IoT Hub Twins via Azure Blob Storage. Concretely, a solution can benefit from this approach if the twin properties either exceed the current limit or refer to binary content that cannot be easily represented in the twin's JSON payload.