Xmpro Data Stream Designer Event Intelligence Applications
The XMPRO Data Stream Designer enables you to integrate to multiple data sources and orchestrate the flow of data without having to code. Go to https://xmpro.com if you want to learn more about...
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The XMPRO Data Stream Designer enables you to integrate to multiple data sources and orchestrate the flow of data without having to code. Go to https://xmpro.com if you want to learn more about... a data stream is the visual
representation of a streaming data
pipeline it is created by a user inside
XM pro data stream designer and a data
stream is typically composed through the
sequencing of a collection of
integration and other services agents
such as listeners context providers
transformations functions I on machine
learning services as well as action
agents each data stream is typically
constructed around a business use case
and it's done by a business user or a
subject matter expert so let me run you
through the data stream designer this is
the landing page for the XM pro data
stream designer we have different ways
that we can organize or categorize
information it could be done
functionally it could be done around
asset classes it could be done around
geographies or locations and in this
instance the information is is
categorized around functional areas so
around equipment maintenance and inside
that multiple data streams that feed my
use cases or applications of equipment
maintenance for example so these could
be pumps fans compressors heat
exchangers all around equipment
maintenance from a categorization point
of view now again this categorization is
shared with the app designer so we're
now going to the apps I see exactly the
same categories of equipment to drill
down and just have a quick look at what
is inside data stream and there are more
extensive videos that cover the all the
elements and how to configure this and
how to put it together but this is just
a high-level overview so this is an
example of an exemplary data stream it
is a visual way of representing or
building out the flow you can visually
construct all the elements of this and
it allows you to build the data flow
based on the use case or the application
or the problem that you're trying to
solve again making it visual makes it
really easy to first of all
constructed and sequence the the the
different components together from all
the building blocks that we have as
either listeners context providers
transformations machine learning and AI
capabilities functions such as
phosphorus and actions that we want to
do in other systems these are all
drag-and-drop
drag-and-drop blocks that we drag onto
the canvas and we can then sequence and
orchestrate in a very visual way what
are you trying to do from my dataflow
point of view so in this instance we're
bringing in flow and pressure from a
story n' we combine it with sensor data
from a third party sensor that's plugged
onto the pump in this example which
gives us vibration and temperature we
combine that we get the mic and model
from s AP so we can contextualize the
data that we have in this flow and we
can check certain thresholds if we want
to but we can then also pass it on to a
predictive model to predict whether this
is likely to file now that's the visual
sequencing this is the story that I'm
telling I'm connecting data I'm
combining it I'm bringing in context
from from the business system in this
instance the ERM system so that I have
my canned model and maintenance
information and something else that I
want I then want to run a predictive
model in meantime I want to store some
of the records and once I know that some
of the pumps are likely to fail based on
this predictive model I can then predict
the remaining useful life running or
sequencing another or chaining another
predictive model into this data flow
that creates this data pipe of
intelligent information that starts
flowing out so I start off with big data
I start bringing in intelligence and
turning it into smarter data and now I
can drive actions inside the data stream
that we've constructed for this specific
use case so in this one I'm sending out
sms's starting space and work order
requests and and run some recommendation
rules at the back but this is how you
visually construct the logic the blocks
that are used for that again we have a
library it's extensible library and
there are other videos that care that
cover this in more detail but just to
give you a high-level overview of what
the data stream designer is all about
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