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* Note down the metrics from the incoming source. Check if the metrics has units
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* Decide on the measurement code to use.
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* Decide on a set of tags to use or re-use. Make sure that there is a combination of tags that will uniquely identify the unit/device/equipment that outputs those metrics.
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* Decide on the data retention period.
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* Decide on the access group to assign.
  
 
=== Pre-requisites to create a Computed Measurement ===
 
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* Have the computed measurement script ready.
 
* Have the computed measurement script ready.
 
* (Optional) Have a set of test data for your computed measurement
 
* (Optional) Have a set of test data for your computed measurement
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* Decide on the data retention period.
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* Decide on the access group to assign.
  
 
==== What's Next ====
 
==== What's Next ====

Revision as of 14:53, 25 June 2021

What is needed to create a Measurement/Computed Measurement

Pre-requisites to create a Measurement

You should also be similar with the basic measurements and its concepts. Please read this section if you require a refresher.

You should

  • Note down the metrics from the incoming source. Check if the metrics has units
  • Decide on the measurement code to use.
  • Decide on a set of tags to use or re-use. Make sure that there is a combination of tags that will uniquely identify the unit/device/equipment that outputs those metrics.
  • Decide on the data retention period.
  • Decide on the access group to assign.

Pre-requisites to create a Computed Measurement

A computed measurement requires design and scripting in order for it to work correctly. If this is your first time creating a computed measurement, please read this guide first.

You should also be similar with the basic measurements and its concepts. Please read this section if you require a refresher.

You should

  • Note down the input measurements.
  • Note down the metrics you want to output.
  • Decide on a set of tags to use or re-use. Make sure that there is a combination of tags that will uniquely identify the unit/device/equipment that outputs those metrics.
  • Have the computed measurement script ready.
  • (Optional) Have a set of test data for your computed measurement
  • Decide on the data retention period.
  • Decide on the access group to assign.

What's Next