Heartbeat Console
The Utilihive Console is used to manage and monitor deployed flows. At a glance, it tracks the number of in-flight, processed, and failed messages, as shown in the following image:
You can use this data to generate reports for a given time period. Utilihive also lets you trace messages passing through a flow and manage the credentials that can access a flow’s endpoints. The following image highlights the options available at the individual flow level:
User Permissions
| Integration-level management tasks are only available to users with the correct permissions. See the Users documentation for more details. |
Datalake
In the Utilihive Console, Datalake refers to a set of tools that provide different ways to interact with the underlying data lake service. The following image shows an overview of these tools:
Ghostwriter
Ghostwriter provides a way to simulate meter readings and events over a set period of time, which are then delivered to a desired flow. The following image displays the results of a finished simulation:
Simulations can be set up to take place in certain timezones and trigger special events like a power outage or corrupt reading. The following image demonstrates creating one of these events:
For more information on how to use Ghostwriter, start with the documentation on Simulations.
Utilihive Accelerators
Utilihive is an all-purpose iPaaS, but it also provides specialized accelerators for power utilities. These include the following applications:
| Application | Description |
|---|---|
A data storage and analytics service tailored for utilities. |
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A feature set for running simulations that generate test readings under different conditions. |
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Asset Data Repository |
A secondary data storage for managing the status of usage points (e.g., meters). |