OSIsoft Cloud Services
Welcome to the OSIsoft Cloud Services feedback page!
We created this forum to hear your ideas, feature suggestions and feedback around our cloud offerings. For more information on OSIsoft Cloud Services, please refer to: https://cloud.osisoft.com/
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- For PI Cloud Connect, please enter your ideas here: https://feedback.osisoft.com/forums/598033-pi-cloud-connect
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Create Custom-Defined Patterns for Creating Assets from Stream Names
Ability to create user-defined patterns that can be parsed from the stream name to create Assets, Asset Attributes, & Asset Measurements. Currently the service uses delimiters to aid in the construction of a pattern.
This would help customer create and manage Assets in Bulk.
For example, a stream name with B.1234.Temp can be deconstructed into Assets: Boiler 1234 with related data such as Temperature referencing the stream.
2 votes -
Standardization & Management of Assets
As a SME creating Assets, I would like to have a way to manage and standardize the information for my Assets SO THAT I can maintain consistency and decrease the overhead of managing many Assets.
1 vote -
Flatten nested streams
I would like to be able to use the Stream Views capabilities in OCS to be able to flatten nested streams.
1 vote -
Create Custom-Defined Patterns for Parsing Context from Stream Names
Ability to create user-defined patterns that can be parsed from the stream name to add context. Currently the service uses delimiters to aid in the construction of a pattern. For example, a stream name with B1234 can be deconstructed into equipment: Boiler and equipment ID: 1234
2 votes -
Multi Language Support for Attributes
As someone who needs to create displays and other 'artifacts' from context, I need to be able to use different names for Attributes depending on the language of the user SO THAT I don't need to build multiple displays for each language.
6 votes -
Replicate AF Elements and Attributes in OCS
As a PI System Administrator, I need to make it easy for our users to find the data they are looking for in OCS. With potentially millions of streams, having context around that data is critical. We have already made the investment in PI AF and would like to take advantage of our existing context definitions in AF and apply them to the data in OCS. This will enable our users to quickly find what they are looking for using the context they are already familiar with.
OSIsoft Product Management is looking for feedback from our customers about requirements for…
7 votesWe are extending PI to OCS to support users selecting AF elements and attributes to transfer as OCS assets. If you would like to discuss your use cases and requirements around this feature, please reach out!
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Asset & Measurement Context
Be able to add / capture context for assets / equipment so that those users that are removed from the process can understand the data.
6 votes -
Global Context Library & Mapping
Ability to define a global library of asset templates and assets and then map site data structures into it SO THAT we can standardize easier across sites when the underlying systems and equipment structures are different (and focused more on automation design rather than the use of the data).
5 votes -
Support Context Connectivity Relationships
Support the ability to handle connectivity models that map out relationships between assets/elements and associate different assets together based on their relationships.
3 votes -
Community Driven Asset Views
Enable a way for people across different companies to collaborate together with the goal of defining standard Asset Views/Shapes for different types of assets (pumps, steam turbines, tanks, etc.) that can be published and used by all customers SO THAT Industrial Operators and Service Providers can easily to exchange operational data, consume service offerings, and enable future bench marking services.
Imagine publicly available Asset Views developed through a model similar to Wikipedia.
1 vote
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