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Connectware 1.7.2
Connectware 1.7.2
  • Getting Started
    • Introduction
    • Installing Connectware
      • System Requirements
      • Acquiring your License Key
      • Installing Connectware on Docker
      • Installing Connectware on Kubernetes
    • Connectware Admin UI
    • Basic Components of Connectware
    • Connecting your First Machine
      • Your First Service Commissioning File
  • Documentation
    • Services
      • Structure of Commissioning Files
        • version
        • description
        • metadata
        • parameters
        • definitions
        • resources
          • Cybus::Connection
          • Cybus::Endpoint
          • Cybus:Mapping
          • Cybus::Container
            • Docker problem with network changes
          • Cybus::Link
          • Cybus::IngressRoute
          • Cybus::User
          • Cybus::Role
          • Cybus::Volume
          • Cybus::File
          • Rules Objects
          • Cybus::Server
          • Cybus::Node
      • ServiceID
      • Inter-Service Referencing
      • Deviation
      • Working with Service Commissioning Files
      • Service Details View
      • Sample Service Commissioning Files
        • Modbus
          • “Bearbeitungszentrum BAZ” - Single File
          • “Bearbeitungszentrum BAZ” - Multiple Files
          • “Bearbeitungszentrum BAZ” - Single File and Custom Topics
          • “Bearbeitungszentrum BAZ” - Agent Mode
        • Machine Condition Monitoring : OPC UA + InfluxDB + Grafana Dashboard
          • “Machine Condition Monitoring Example” - Single File
        • Machine Utilization Example (Multi file service composition) : Modbus TCP + InfluxDB + Grafana + MSS
          • “Machine Utilization Example” - Machine Connectivity
          • “Machine Utilization Example” - Dashboards with role based access permission
          • “Machine Utilization Example” - Push data to MSSQL Database
      • API Definition
    • Resources
      • Containers
      • Volumes
      • Connections
      • Endpoints
      • Mappings
      • Servers
      • Nodes
      • API Definition
    • User Management
      • Users and Roles View
      • Users
      • Roles
      • Permissions
      • Password Policy Rules
      • Default Admin User
      • MQTT Users
      • Adding a MQTT Publish Prefix for Users
      • Multi-Factor Authentication
      • Long lived JSON Web Tokens
      • Access Permissions for Admin-UI
        • UI Access
        • Minimum Access Role Pages
      • API Definition
    • Client Registry
      • Implicit Flow
      • Explicit Flow
      • Granting Access
      • API Definition
    • Certificates
    • Explorer
    • Workbench
      • Flows in Git Repositories
    • System Status
      • Info
      • Metrics
      • Status
      • Retrieving More System Information
      • System Health
      • API Definition
    • Backup and Restore
      • Volumes
      • User Database
    • Configuration
      • Environment Variables
      • LDAP Configuration
      • MFA Configuration
    • Agents
      • Installation
      • Registration
      • Usage
      • Monitoring
    • Industry Protocol Details
      • ADS
        • AdsConnection
        • AdsEndpoint
      • BACnet
        • BacnetConnection
        • BacnetEndpoint
      • EtherNet/IP
        • EthernetIpConnection
        • EthernetIpEndpoint
      • Focas
        • FocasConnection
        • FocasEndpoint
      • Generic VRPC
        • GenericVrpcConnection
        • GenericVrpcEndpoint
      • Hottinger Baldwin Messtechnik (HBM)
        • HbmdaqConnection
        • HbmdaqEndpoint
      • Heidenhain DNC
        • HeidenhainConnection
        • HeidenhainEndpoint
      • HTTP/REST
        • HttpConnection
        • HttpEndpoint
      • HTTP Server
        • HttpServer
        • HttpNode
      • InfluxDB
        • InfluxdbConnection
        • InfluxdbEndpoint
      • Kafka
        • KafkaConnection
        • KafkaEndpoint
      • Modbus/TCP
        • ModbusConnection
        • ModbusEndpoint
      • MQTT
        • MqttConnection
        • MqttEndpoint
      • MSSQL
        • MssqlConnection
        • MssqlEndpoint
      • OPC DA
        • OpcdaConnection
        • OpcdaEndpoint
      • OPC UA
        • OPC UA Client
          • OpcuaConnection
          • OpcuaEndpoint
        • OPC UA Server
          • OpcuaServer
          • OpcuaNode
        • OPC UA Object Types
        • OPC UA Server References
          • OpcuaReferenceNode
          • OpcuaObjectNode
      • Profinet
        • ProfinetConnection
        • ProfinetEndpoint
      • Siemens SIMATIC S7
        • S7Connection
        • S7Endpoint
      • Shdr
        • ShdrConnection
        • ShdrEndpoint
      • Sinumerik
        • SinumerikConnection
        • SinumerikEndpoint
      • Sopas
        • SopasConnection
        • SopasEndpoint
      • SQL
        • SqlConnection
        • SqlEndpoint
      • Werma WIN Ethernet
        • WermaConnection
        • WermaEndpoint
      • Systemstate
        • SystemstateConnection
        • SystemstateEndpoint
      • API Definition
    • Connectware Licensing
    • Changelog and Upgrade Guide
      • Upgrading from 1.x to 1.7.0
      • Upgrading from 1.x to 1.5.0
      • General changes from 0.x to 1.0
        • Upgrading from 0.x to 1.0
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  1. Documentation

Agents

Agents are additional components of Connectware that can be deployed and started individually, usually somewhere outside of the central Connectware installation.

Agents are the solution to the requirement for “computing on the edge”. They allow data-processing at a very early stage of the pipeline and will secure non-secure hardware communication protocols right at the machine. Additionally, agents can be used to partition workloads of protocol translations, preprocessing, or data forwarding across multiple container instances.

For agents to work only a single pre-condition must be met: agents must be in a network that allows them to connect to the (central) Connectware instance.

Agents solely use MQTT for communication and hence act as network clients. They do not require any inbound traffic and no special network configuration for inbound connectivity is needed.

This page describes how to run individual agent instances outside of the central Connectware, although any of those deployment possibilities can also be applied inside the central Connectware as well. Both is possible. The following documentation will focus on the docker-based agent setup.

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