Endpoints View
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Endpoints describes the address of a single data endpoint within a specific protocol.
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In the list, all endpoints are displayed with the following information:
Service ID
The unique identifier of the service that contains this endpoint.
Name
The name of the endpoint (e.g. current, rpm, temperature).
Connection ID
The unique identifier assigned to this specific endpoint within the service.
Protocol
The communication protocol used for the endpoint (e.g., Modbus, HTTPS, OPC UA).
Operation
The operation type of the endpoint (e.g., subscribe or publish).
Agent
The agent that is assigned to the endpoint.
Status
The current state of the endpoint (e.g., enabled or disabled).
To open the Endpoint View for a specific service, click Services > Service Overview and select a service. In the Service Details View of the selected service, click the Endpoints tab.
At the top of the Endpoint Details View, the following information is displayed:
Name
The name of the endpoint (e.g. current, rpm, temperature).
Service ID
The unique identifier of the service that contains this endpoint.
Protocol
The communication protocol used for the endpoint (e.g., Modbus, HTTPS, OPC UA).
Operation
The operation type of the endpoint (e.g., subscribe or publish).
Agent
The agent that is assigned to the endpoint.
Status
The current state of the endpoint (e.g., enabled or disabled).
Topics
The topic of the endpoint. You can monitor all topics in the Data Explorer.
Each endpoint has resources itself.
To open the resources of endpoints, click an endpoint in the Endpoints View.
You can view detailed log messages for the endpoints of the selected service in the Endpoints Logs tab of the Endpoint Details View.
Download CSV
Export the visible log entries as a CSV file.
Refresh Logs
Refresh the log messages to show the most recent entries.
Filter
Use these filters to focus on specific service log message types based on your troubleshooting or monitoring needs. You can filter for Debug, Error, Fatal, Info, Trace, and Warn messages.
Start Time/End Time
Select a specific start date/time and end date/time to define the period for which you want to view log messages.
Search
Find specific log messages by keyword. The search filters the displayed service log messages, showing only matching results.
Level
The type of message. For example, info or warning.
Time
Shows the exact date and time when each log message was generated.
Message
Displays the message of the log (e.g., lathe_01: Enabled InfluxdbEndpoint).
The Log Details dialog provides in-depth information about specific log entries in the service logs.
To open the Log Details dialog, click a log entry of a service.
When you select a log entry, this dialog displays the following fields:
Time
The timestamp of the log entry in Unix milliseconds format (.e.g., 1728878765733).
Pid
The Process ID associated with the log entry.
Hostname
The name of the host or service that generated the log (e.g., protocol-mapper).
Class Name
The class or category of the log entry (e.g., InfluxdbEndpoint).
Message
A detailed description of the logged event. Example: lathe_01: Enabled ModbusEndpoint
The Address lists the address property specified for the endpoint in the service commissioning file.
Name
The name of the address (e.g. length or interval).
Value
The value of the address.
Search
Find specific addresses by keyword.
The log entries in the CSV file are limited to the most recent 500 lines in the current view. To download the raw logs that contain the full logs, see .
The Rules tab lists associated Rule Engine rules for the endpoint. The rules define how data should be processed between subscribing and publishing. For more information, see .
