Mappings
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Mappings describe the data flow from one topic to another, such as the data flow between devices and processing rules.
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In the list, all mappings are displayed with the following information:
Service ID
The unique identifier of the service that contains this mapping.
Name
The name of the mapping.
Entries
The number of entries for the mapping.
Agent
The agent that is assigned to the mapping.
Status
The current state of the mapping (e.g., enabled or enabling).
To open the Mappings View for a specific service, click Services > Service Overview and select a service. In the Service Details view of the selected service, click the Mappings tab.
At the top of the Mapping Details View, the following information is displayed:
Mapping ID
The unique identifier of the service that contains this mapping.
Service ID
The unique identifier of the service that contains this mapping.
Entries
The number of entries for the mapping.
Agent
The agent that is assigned to the mapping.
Status
The current state of the mapping (e.g., enabled or enabling).
Each mapping has resources itself.
To open the resources of mappings, click a mapping in the Mappings View.
For reliable operation, MQTT shared subscriptions are not supported in the Entries tab, as they could interfere with other clients subscribed to the same topics.
Subscribe
The resource that the mapping subscribes data from.
Subscribe Broker
Indicates which message broker is used to receive the subscribed data (e.g., internal).
Publish
The resource that the mapping publishes data to. You can click the entry to open the details view of the resource.
Publish Broker
Indicates which message broker is used to publish the data (e.g., internal).
Rules
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The Rules tab lists associated Rule Engine rules for the mapping. The rules define how data should be processed between subscribing and publishing. For more information, see .
