The AWS IoT Button is Out of Stock in Less Than a Week. This limited-release button, which was introduced last week to assist developers using the Internet of Things (IoT) services of Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS), has now sold out. [Update] According to Werner Vogels, Amazon CTO, the buttons sold out in less than a week. To be notified when new buttons become available, sign up here. The IoT button, which is based on the Amazon Dash Button, was designed to make it easier to order products or replenish supplies. It can be programmed wirelessly and acts as an onramp to services like AWS Lambda. Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon IoT, Amazon SNS, AWS Lambda, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon SNS, and AWS Lambda. The device’s website states that you can code the button’s logic in cloud to create button clicks to count or track products, call or alert people, start or stop anything, order services or provide feedback. You can click the button to lock or start a car, open a garage door, call a taxi, call your spouse, or a customer service representative. You can also track the use common household chores, medications, and products, and remotely control your home appliances. There’s more! The site states that the button can be used to control Netflix, your Philips Hue lightbulb, check-in/checkout device for Airbnb guests, and even order your favorite pizza for delivery. It can be integrated with third-party APIs such as Twitter, Facebook Twilio and Slack, or your own company’s apps. You could do these things if the device was still available. The device’s Amazon sales page now states that it is “currently unavailable”. “We don’t know when or whether this item will be back in stock.” The site will inform you if it is restocked.