
Set up a condition monitoring dashboard with Eclipse Streamsheets in less than 45 minutes
Build a functional condition monitoring dashboard with Streamsheets in 30 minutes.
Streamsheets is a great tool to visualize and analyze real-time data that comes from event streaming platforms like MQTT or Kafka. In a previous post we showed how you can create real-time dashboards to display the current data of now (or just a few seconds or minutes ago).
But how do you persistently store your data or your analysis results for a longer time using Streamsheets? In the following video, I demonstrate how you can feed a database like MongoDB with data from Streamsheets, just using one easy-to-use function called MONGO.STORE().
Once the data is sent to MongoDB, it is not only permanently saved, it can of course also be queried in any way using Streamsheets (which we will show in a future post) or any other query tool that supports MongoDB.
The following video is also the first video of a new and more professional presentation format that I call “Streamsheet TV”. I suggest that you view this video in full-screen mode.
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Kristian is a serial Entrepreneur as well as Co-Founder of and Chief Evangelist at Cedalo. Currently, he focuses especially on topics around MQTT, Apache Kafka and the IoT.
Build a functional condition monitoring dashboard with Streamsheets in 30 minutes.
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