Connecting your IoT data streams to any external destination, without restrictions
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Connecting your IoT data streams to any external destination, without restrictions
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Unlock the power of your IoT data with KPN Destinations. Whether you want to visualize, enrich, analyze or build complete AI products with your IoT data, our destinations offer flexible connections to any proprietary or cloud platforms of your choice.
With integrated custom apps, pre-built visualisation templates, or popular cloud environments, you're free to choose the platform that best fits your needs. Plus, you can skip the hassle of reformatting data; if desired - we've handled that for you. Start to build, scale, and optimize platforms seamlessly for IoT success, with no platform restrictions.
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To create a destination you'll need;
Name - A descriptive name for your Destination.
Description (optional) - Some more information about your Destination.
Destination type - The type of Destination you are adding. KPN Things supports several.
Created Destinations have additional information:
UUID - The technical identifier of your Destination.
Destination status - The operational status of your Destination.
Multiple different Destination types are supported by KPN Things. Each Destination type has its own configuration attributes and specific working, explained on the corresponding More info page.
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Send data from your Devices to an HTTPS endpoint in SenML format with a method for origin verification.
Let KPN Things connect to your MQTT broker and publish data from your Device to the topics you want.
Let KPN Things manage your Devices, send measurements and location updates to your Cumulocity environment.
Send data from your Devices to an Azure Event Hubs in SenML format.
Let KPN Things manage your Devices and send telemetry data in your Azure IoT Hub.
Send data from your devices to the
ThingsBoard open source IoT platform.
Send data from your devices to the
Datacake platform.
Send data to AWS Lambda to enable AWS's comprehensive set of infrastructure capabilities and services
We currently support five types of destinations:
Destination type
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Uplink communication
Downlink communication
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Mgmt - Whether KPN Things can manage objects in the connected Destination. Up - Whether KPN Things can send uplink data to the connected Destination. Down - Whether KPN things can send downlink data to the connected Destination.
Status
Description
🟢 Active
The Destination is operational and will forward incoming data.
⚫ Deactivated
The Destination is (temporarily) deactivated and will not send data to the configured endpoint.
⚫ Not yet linked
Your Destination is not connected to a Flow, so no data will be exchanged with the configured endpoint.
The All Destinations page can be reached by clicking on All Destinations in the side menu of the Portal.
On this page you will find:
The number of Destinations you have.
A table with information about all your Destinations:
Their name.
In which Projects they are used.
To how many Flows they are linked.
A button to add a new Destination.
When adding a new Destination, you first have to select the type of Destination you want to add. Each Destination type has its own input form presenting you with all configuration options you have for the Destination.
After entering the correct values, click the Add button to add your Destination.
This page offers you with all detailed information about your Destination.
The elements on this page are:
The name of your Destination.
General information about your Destination.
Status information about your Destination:
The Destination status.
The Flows your Destination is linked to.
Button to deactivate your Destination. If your Destination is deactivated, this will be an activation button.
A button to delete your Destination. This will completely remove your Destination from KPN Things!
The Destination Specification tab shows you detailed information about your Destination (#1 in the screenshot below). Displayed information differs for different Destination types. The tab also offers you an Edit link to edit the configuration of your Destination (#2 in the screenshot below).
The Flows tab offers you a list of all the Flows your Destination is linked to and the Project this Flow is in. You can click on a Flow to open it, or you can click on Unlink from this Flow to remove the Destination from that Flow. The option to link your Destination to another Flow from here will be added in the near future.
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Clicking on a row in the Destinations table will link you to the for that Destination.
Check out all available and click on More info to get more details about that Destination type. All configuration options are explained, as well as the detailed working of each Destination type.
showing you detailed information about your Destination configuration.
showing you detailed information about the Flows your Destination is linked to.
