End of support notice: On October 7th, 2026, Amazon will discontinue support for Amazon IoT Greengrass Version 1. After October 7th, 2026, you will no longer be able to access the Amazon IoT Greengrass V1 resources. For more information, please visit Migrate from Amazon IoT Greengrass Version 1.
Amazon-provided Greengrass connectors
Amazon provides the following connectors that support common Amazon IoT Greengrass scenarios. For more information about how connectors work, see the following documentation:
Connector |
Description |
Supported Lambda runtimes |
Supports No container mode |
|---|---|---|---|
Publishes custom metrics to Amazon CloudWatch. |
|
Yes | |
Sends system metrics to Amazon IoT Device Defender. |
|
No | |
Runs a Docker Compose file to start a Docker application on the core device. |
|
Yes | |
Sends data from devices and sensors to Amazon IoT Analytics. |
|
Yes | |
Collects data from Ethernet/IP devices. |
|
Yes | |
Sends data from devices and sensors to asset properties in Amazon IoT SiteWise. |
|
Yes | |
Sends data to Amazon Data Firehose delivery streams. |
|
Yes | |
Publishes machine learning model input to the cloud and output to an MQTT topic. |
|
No | |
Runs a local image classification inference service. This connector provides versions for several platforms. |
|
No | |
Runs a local object detection inference service. This connector provides versions for several platforms. |
|
No | |
Sends requests to Modbus RTU devices. |
|
No | |
Collects data from ModbusTCP devices. |
|
Yes | |
Controls GPIO pins on a Raspberry Pi core device. |
|
No | |
Reads and writes to a serial port on the core device. |
|
No | |
Publishes time series metrics to ServiceNow MetricBase. |
|
Yes | |
Sends messages to an Amazon SNS topic. |
|
Yes | |
Publishes data to Splunk HEC. |
|
Yes | |
Initiates a Twilio text or voice message. |
|
Yes |
* To use the Python 3.8 runtimes, you must create a symbolic link from the default Python 3.7 installation folder to the installed Python 3.8 binaries. For more information, see the connector-specific requirements.
Note
We recommend that you upgrade connector versions from Python 2.7 to Python 3.7. Continued support for Python 2.7 connectors depends on Amazon Lambda runtime support. For more information, see Runtime support policy in the Amazon Lambda Developer Guide.