Example 1
John Doe has sensors connected to public LoRaWAN or Sigfox network and needs to store ingested data as time series and download them later from the REST API.
- IG: John creates new Data Account
- IG: John creates new HTTP client, get API key, API secret
- John setup HTTP POST callback at Connectivity provider backend to https://api.inteliments.com/v1/data/--data_account--
- John is done, he can see raw data published to InteliGlue® now.
Example 2
John Doe has sensors connected to private field gateway e.g. LoRaWAN or IQRF and needs to store ingested data as time series and download them later from the REST API. John also wants to read sensors HEX payload and transform it to JSON, and store the result in custom topic (data folder).
- IG: John creates new Data Account
- IG: John creates new MQTT client, get API key, API secret
- IG: John creates new rule at Rules Engine and define it using ubiqitous JavaScript function to transform HEX payload to JSON.
- IG: John can also setup that raw data are not stored at all and transformed data are stored for three months at IG.
- John setup field gateway and configures MQTT client inside to publish messages to IG MQTT broker.
- John is done, he can see raw data and transformed data too published to InteliGlue® now.
Example 3
John Doe has one group of sensors connected to public LoRaWAN network and another group of sensors connected to Sigfox network. John wants to have data from both connectivities at one place.
- IG: John creates new Data Account
- IG: John creates two HTTP clients, get API key, API secret
- John setup one client for HTTP POST callback at LoRaWAN provider backend to https://api.inteliments.com/v1/data/--data_account--
- John setup second client for HTTP POST callback at Sigfox provider backend to the same URL as in previous step
- John is done, he can see raw data published to InteliGlue® now from both connectivities at one place.
- John can for also create new MQTT client at IG and setup new rule so all ingested messages are published to MQTT broker and John can subscribe to those messages using his MQTT client integrated in his own application server.
IG stands for InteliGlue®