IoT devices that support MQTT, a standards-based messaging protocol used for machine-to-machine communication, can communicate with IoTOps and messages.

In addition, CoAP/LWM2M and WebSocket devices can also communicate messages with the IoTOps platform. PLC data used in Smart Factory can also communicate data with IoTOps through the development of a separate Agent.

It consists of a SaaS plan and a Hosted plan. Both plans are billed monthly.

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IoTOps provides the ability to simultaneously operate multiple dashboards created by BI tools by registering them in the Service Portal menu. tooth

Each dashboard can be easily accessed at a glance through.

IoTOps provides a variety of visualization options based on BI tools.

Users can select desired data and configure customized dashboards, and can intuitively analyze data flows and patterns using various charts and graphs. Additionally, users can make detailed adjustments, such as filtering data and highlighting data that meets specific conditions.

Notification events that occurred after the rule was executed can be viewed in the IoTOps Service Portal - Notification menu.

Here, you can check information such as message content, topic, and execution time, and you can check data sent to other topics to Republic on the IoTOps Service Portal - Data Management > Protocol Table.

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You can set various rules based on specific protocol topics through SQL queries.

Notifications are supported via email, Slack, Telegram, and AlertNow, and you can send desired messages to other topics through the republish function.

You can check the workflow execution history in the Workflow > Workflow Instance menu in the IoTOps Service Portal.

You can check the task status and time required for each workflow, and on the execution screen, you can manage the workflow using various functions such as checking logs and execution (Run, Run Forward, Run Backward) for each task.

IoTOps workflows support SQL-based tasks, and you can set various conditions such as Switch (branch based on conditions), Conditions (determine the next task based on previous task results), and Dependent (check the dependency of the previous task).

In addition, sub-processes are supported through Sub Process, and pre- and post-actions can be specified in case of failure, enabling more flexible workflow management.

You can check real-time data including the 10 most recent data items in the Data Management > Protocol Table menu in the IoTOps Service Portal.

Furthermore, the dashboard allows users to check historical data for a desired period of time, so the flow of data can be visually monitored.

Data can be transferred and integrated into various applications by calling the Open API provided by IoTOps.

Connect to an external open API to integrate data into IoTops DataLake, and then easily perform visual analysis after proceeding with the ETL process

To start message communication between IoT devices and IoTOps, you must first create a protocol that matches the desired message standard.

A data table is then created, which is automatically set according to the message specifications entered by the user. Then, when you click the “Collect Data” button, the message communication between IoTOps and the device starts.