Open Industrial Data

H ​@Mithila Jayalath ,Can you please grant relationship API permissions in the Python SDK?I am getting this error:Could not fetch relationships: User does not have relationships permissions. code: 403 | X-Request-ID: 10dc4192-f4f6-91e1-9c0c-929eefa8bd15 | cluster: api | project: publicdatacdm

In Open Industrial Data (OID), we have moved away from API keys. Open Industrial Data currently supports Open ID connect. You can check out more on how to configure OpenID Connect on Open Industrial Data.If you are planning to use OID and authenticate using client credentials flow, you will need a client secret from the app registration on the Azure Active Directory. Go to Open Industrial Data and you will observe there is a widget for generating a new client secret IDIn the drop down, you can select two options:Other: Use this if you are using Postman or Python SDK Javascript: Select this option if your app is in JavascriptOnce you click on Create client secret, this will be display just once. Make sure to save it somewhere safe.Let me know if you have any questions 🙂

The only thing holding back innovation is the ability to integrate data from various sources into a single destination that processes that data agnostically.  The untapped and currently useless data around me is astonishing.  We could be measuring the workloads of LED's in TVs, vibration in Hard drives, the wattage of plugs, the efficiency of lights, on and on. The sensors can be made or integrated without much issue, the problem lies in getting that data to the correct processing application that then handles that data in a manner that produces meaningful insights.  We are on the cusp here of finding an agnostic methodology to handling data and at that point it will be a race to ease -of -use, visual beauty and price.

In this conversation I will explain / help how to access the data from the Open Industrial Data Project (OID) CDF Project, through the Cognite Python SDK, with authentication through an interactive login token from Cognite Hub’s Azure Active Directory. The video in the article will step by step show you how you can get access to the data, and also link to the relevant information you will need. Steps:1. Install or update the following python modules/librariespip install cognite-sdkpip install msalpip install pandas2. Download the publicdata.py file and store it in your python environments working directory. this file is prefilled with the OIDC ID’s and CDF project values needed to access the CDF project.3. Open a Jupyter Notebook or python file and import the publicdata.pyfrom publicdata import c4. Access the OID CDF project through the CogniteClient object: c, and when the first method is called on the CogniteClient object it will authenticate and redirect towards the AAD tenant and u

OpenID Connect has been enabled on Open Industrial Data for three months.We will be removing the option to use API keys for authentication on November 1st, 2022.If you are still using API keys for authentication, please change the Authenticatioon to openID Connect. Learn how to do that in this article.

Do you know what courses are available for you to explore the data from the Open Industrial Data project?Cognite Academy creates e-learning courses with an emphasis on providing hands-on experiences so you can learn to use Cognite Data Fusion through interacting with real industrial data. In most of our courses, the training data we use comes from the Open Industrial Data (OID) project, a live stream of industrial data from the Valhall oil platform. While the data is from the oil and gas industry, it is relevant for all asset-heavy industries as it provides insights into dynamic industrial processes. In this article, I will share a series of CDF & Power BI courses where you can explore the Open Industrial Data and solve a simple use case in Power BI: Introduction to CDF & Power BI  In this course, you will connect Power BI to CDF, and retrieve the Open Industrial Data to learn how filtering and aggregation work with the connector in Power BI.  CDF & Power BI: Solving