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cdf_apm_simple_data_model

This module relies on cdf_oid_example_data being loaded. The module creates a simple example Asset Performance Management data model and adds the necessary transformations to populate the model with data from the Open Industrial Data data in cdf_oid_example_data.

Managed resources

This module manages the following resources:

  1. a group with read-write access (gp_cicd_all_read_write) to everything in a CDF project (for cdf-tk as an admin tool or through a CI/CD pipeline).
  2. a group with read-only access gp_cicd_all_read_only (for viewing configurations from UI).

Variables

The following variables are required and defined in this module:

Variable Description
default_location Name of the location, default oid (Open Industrial Data)
source_asset The name of the source system where assets originate from, default: workmate
source_workorder The name of the source system where the workorders orginate from, default workmate
source_timeseries The name of the source system where the timeseries originate from, default: pi
datamodel The name of the data model to create, default: apm_simple
space The space where the data model entities should be created, default: apm_simple
datamodel_version The version to use when creating this data model. If you do modifications, you can bump up the version.
view_Asset_version The version to use on the Asset view.
view_WorkOrder_version The version to use on the Workorder view.
view_WorkItem_version The version to use on the WorkItem view.
pause_transformations Whether transformations should be created as paused.

Note! The source_asset, source_workorder, and source_timeseries variables need to match the corresponding variables in the cdf_oid_example_data module as this module uses the RAW tables from that module.

Usage

This module is not meant for production purposes. It is meant as an example to illustrate how you can create a data model and populate it with data from the Open Industrial Data data set (cdf_oid_example_data).

It can be used standalone, but the transformations will then not be able to run without modifications.