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Hi there, We would like to be able to annotate instances that do not extend CogniteAsset, nor CogniteFile and visualize that in “Preview” in Search UI. Our context is purely data modeling.So we would like to have a view, that extends CogniteDescriable and to be able to annotate it towards a CogniteFile.Currently we are achieving partically that, by having an edge, (pseudo code below) ANNOTATION_TYPE = "diagrams.InstanceLink" type_node = NodeApply(space=REFERENCE_SPACE, external_id=ANNOTATION_TYPE)edge = EdgeApply( space=EDGE_INSTANCE_SPACE, external_id="annotation_<file_ext_id>__<entity_ext_id>", type=DirectRelationReference(space=REFERENCE_SPACE, external_id=ANNOTATION_TYPE), start_node=DirectRelationReference(space=FILE_SPACE, external_id=FILE_EXTERNAL_ID), end_node=DirectRelationReference(space=ENTITY_SPACE, external_id=ENTITY_EXTERNAL_ID), sources=[ NodeOrEdgeData( source=ViewId("cdf_cdm", "CogniteDiagramAnnotation", "v1"),
AI assistants work best when they can tap into the right context. We're excited to share that Cognite now offers Model Context Protocol (MCP) connectors! These connectors bring official documentation and community knowledge directly into tools like Cursor, VS Code, and Claude. Cognite Docs MCPCognite's docs MCP server gives your IDE live access to our full documentation suite, including guides, API references, and code examples. This ensures your AI assistant can answer CDF implementation questions with current, accurately cited information.How to connect: Open any page at docs.cognite.com. Click Copy MCP Server (located in the top right corner). Choose Connect to Cursor, Connect to VS Code, or simply copy the MCP URL to use with other tools. Try asking your assistant: "What authentication methods does CDF support?" "Show me how to create a data model in Python." Helpful Links: Setup Guide: docs.cognite.com/dev/guides/ide_ai_integration Hub Overview: AI and product documentatio
Hello!We have encountered some issues with backfilling on the PI Extractor. This usually goes automatically, and works fine. However, we do now have a 2 day gap in data on Cognite, however all that data is present in PI.Are there any way to “force” a backfill, or fix this issue somehow?Thanks!
Hello Cognite Team,I am not sure whether this should be reported as a bug, a configuration issue, or an intended behavior change, but I would like to ask for your help in understanding the situation.We are using alert notifications in Charts to monitor several items. In the past, alert emails were successfully sent not only to the chart creator but also to additional subscribers that were registered for the alert.Recently, however, only the chart creator appears to be receiving alert emails.When I checked the subscription settings, only the creator was displayed in the subscriber list. I tried adding additional subscribers multiple times, and the system indicated that the changes were saved successfully. However, the added subscribers do not appear in the list after saving, and they do not receive any alert emails.The same process worked correctly before, so I am not sure whether this could be related to a recent change, a configuration issue on our side, or a potential product issue.C
Hello,I have a user who is interested in seeing a rolling total of a value within our Cognite instance. We have created a chart where we have a very simple setup of the data point we are interested in seeing over time, and a 30 day sliding window integration function on it, which is working fine and showing the value within the chart as needed. However, we are also interested in writing this data to another time series and then being able to display the current value of this time series on a canvas using the Live data point mode. I saved & scheduled the calculation to run daily within the Chart but the scheduled calculation and the time series which it created is getting no data, with no errors anywhere that I can see. Is this something that is possible to compute within Charts?
We're migrating a production line from classic time series to CogniteTimeSeries in the data model, ingested by the OPC-UA extractor from a Siemens IIH server, and we'd like to understand how much of the metadata we hold at the source can travel with the signal rather than being reapplied afterwards. Three things, in increasing order of interest to us: Engineering units — the UnitId is discarded. Our server sends the full EUInformation: NamespaceUri = http://www.opcfoundation.org/UA/units/un/cefact, UnitId = 4937544, DisplayName = kW·h, Description = kilowatt hour. What lands in CDF is only the composed display string, in classic unit and now in sourceUnit. The typed reference is never populated: across 2,772 OPC-UA-sourced classic series in our production project, unitExternalId is set on zero, and on the data-model side the unit direct relation to CogniteUnit is null on all 854 series of the migrated line. We fill it afterwards with our own script, but the UNECE common code in UnitId
We hit an undocumented behavior of the OPC UA extractor (version 2.38.0, Docker) that we'd like to confirm.Setup: cognite.metadata-targets.clean with assets: true, timeseries: true, relationships: true, plus extraction.update fully enabled. This had been running fine for months — classic asset hierarchy plus classic time series.What we did: we added the GA Core Data Model space option to the same clean block: metadata-targets: clean: assets: true timeseries: true relationships: true space: "<our-instance-space>"What we observed:As documented, time series switched to CogniteExtractorTimeSeries instances in the space, with datapoints available via instanceId. Not documented: classic asset creation stopped entirely, even though clean.assets: true was still set. We verified this by deleting the extractor-managed asset hierarchy and restarting the extractor: after a full startup browse, no assets were recreated — no error, no failure run on the extraction pipeline, nothin
We are migrating to the core data model. Time series we tested. We can ingest CogniteTimeSeries directly from the OPC-UA extractor. Assets are in progress.Sequences are our open question. We use them heavily for three things:Multi-dimensional rows tied to a timestamp or time range, where one time series per dimension is the wrong shape. Static reference data that many Functions read. Schemas where one data modelling instance per row would explode our instance count — short heating episodes, small production batches, and similar.What makes them attractive is the combination: readable in the UI, integer indexing, cheap, fast, and metadata slots both per column and per sequence.Looking at the core data model reference, I see no sequence concept — CogniteTimeSeries, CogniteActivity, CogniteFile and so on are all there, but nothing for tabular data. We have noted CogniteTimeSeries with type: state and CogniteStateSet, which covers state classification, but not the multi-column case.So:Is a
Hello Community,Has anyone used a UI connector to get multidimensional charts in a scatter graph form, to show distribution of data. ThanksMark
Hi Team,We are currently exploring migration of our existing content to use Flexible Data Modeling in CDF, and we are facing some challenges while configuring the OPC UA Extractor.At the moment, we are still pointing the extractor to the traditional Asset-Centric Time Series (dataset-based approach) and then transforming the data into our Data Model types afterward. However, we would like to ingest data directly into a view that implements the CogniteTimeSeries type.We would appreciate your guidance on the following: Do you have any example .yml configuration for the OPC UA Extractor that ingests data directly into a view implementing CogniteTimeSeries? Are there any best practices or recommended approaches for this setup? Is the following documentation the correct reference for this use case?https://docs.cognite.com/cdf/integration/guides/extraction/configuration/opcua#data-models Additionally, we are also evaluating OPC Events ingestion: Should OPC Events be modeled using Cognite
hi, I am taking up the course for data modelling and facing some issues for transformation.Have created an asset named Dutta2026 and while running transformation I receive the error below. Can somebody help me troubleshoot it please? I think it is some kind of access block. [ASSETS] Request with id a8ff7523-7c66-9300-82e5-37961456d56d to https://api.cognitedata.com/api/v1/projects/cdf-fundamentals/assets failed with status 403: Resource not found. This may also be due to insufficient access rights.
I used the Atlas AI agent (default) to locate two timeseries, and then clicked on the “add to dashboard” button. The chart got added, and the title indicates both are added, but the chart only has a single visible line. If I move the mouse pointer down, it snaps to another value (notice the location of the blue point), but not sure if this is the other timeseries or if it is a spike from the raw data that is not shown due to downsampling on the chart. Also, the time range selection do not change the timerange for the chart
We are getting data from PLCs onto Kepware, then using the OPC UA Extractor to send that data to FTDM. Once the data is in FTDM, I have another application that consumes data from it. The issue is that we are getting an array of boolean values in Kepware. If we extract the array values, the number of tags becomes too high. Therefore, we are looking for ways to transform or encode the array into a singular timeseries. Our initial idea was to convert the array into a string, then converting it back to an array in our application. Another idea is to encode the array into a single large integer. But I can’t see any avenue of doing either of these in the extractor. Any ideas on how to do so?
What an amazing quarter! As we’ve wrapped up Q2 2026, let’s take a moment to recognize the incredible people who drive the Cognite Hub forward - our outstanding community members. We’d like to shine a spotlight on our Top 3 Contributors for the past quarter. These individuals have gone the extra mile to help their peers, share knowledge, and spark innovation across the Hub:🥇 @Shun Takase – NIPPON SHOKUBAI🥈 @Kubota Mami – Cosmo Oil Co., Ltd.🥉 @Gunnar Andreas – Aker BP ASAThanks for always being so willing to jump in, share your expertise, and help out. Looking forward to more great discussions. 👇 Drop a comment below to help us congratulate our Q2 Community Leaders!
When opening the “Ask Assistant” the navigation bar disappears, this seems like a bug. I for one would like to have both at the same time.
We have an issue in our production system that influence many users. We have a app using JavaScript SDK where requests to the Group API times out. Can you please trace one of the request timing out: 492e1fee-234e-95eb-b371-8a11870708e8
I have 4 views that implement CogniteAsset. When clicking on an instance and heading over to the properties tab, there are four properties there:Asset class Name Asset class Description Asset class External Id Asset class SpaceThese are visible for 3 of the 4 views. Looking at the propertyLayout, I did not see any reference to an asset class in a view where they are visible, and neither in a view where they are hidden. I’ve tried adding the following to the PropertyLayout section of views where they are visible in the UI:- property: assetClass hidden: true But it did not help. What is the factor that determine whether these are visible or not?
Access a table (likely RAW table / staging table) in Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) Call it from ThingWorx using REST APIs Possibly map the data into ThingWorx propertiesIn CDF, I have a staging table. How can I access this table’s properties in ThingWorx using a REST API.How to create Authorization Bearer CDF_ACCESS_TOKE.!--scriptorstartfragment-->Rest API URL: https://api.cognitedata.com/api/v1/projects/ptec-04/raw/dbs/RK-FTDM-DB/tables/RK-FTDM/rows/listhttps://ptec-04-datamosaix.fusion.cognite.com/ptec-04/raw?cluster=westeurope-1.cognitedata.com&workspace=data-fusion
Zendesk not working on MFA can you reset. The popup or the code doesn’t work in my MS auth app
When creating transformation, the fields in the instructions are different than the module. Are these instructions outdated?
I come from a data analysis background, specifically working on anomaly detection in power plant equipment operations. I find Cognite to be a great learning platform.I would like to suggest whether it is possible to have a sandbox environment where we can practice using data and apply our own logic. Recently, I received communication from Cognite encouraging users to implement their own anomaly detection ideas, which is a great opportunity to learn and contribute.Having access to a sandbox setup with relevant data would allow us to build and test data models for anomaly detection. This would be beneficial for both learning and practical application, especially since the platform is closely aligned with real plant operations.
Maybe this will be solved with the release of Adaptive Experiences, but for now the overview of the published apps is a bit cumbersome to navigate. Here is an example of an app, “Data Quality Dashboard”, that shows up twice, this is the same app but with different versions. The only way to tell from here is the updated timestamp. Would be nice with some kind of indicator showing which is the current version of the app, and maybe some kind of grouping that indicates that it is in fact the same app and not just two apps that happen to have the same name. The apps have a label that shows whether it is a “Flows app” or a “Streamlit app”, but these labels are not searchable, nor is there any functionality that allows for filtering. Would be nice if it was possible to add labels/tags to apps that were searchable allowing us to filter and group apps together. When we have 50+ apps it can be somewhat difficult to navigate.Markus PettersenAker BP - Data Platform Architecht
To our 17,000+ strong community: When I joined Cognite almost 6 years ago, the goal was to build a global home for our customers, partners, and Cogniters. Watching this group grow highlights the real "why" behind what we do. You are the operators and frontline teams who keep society running.But true industrial transformation isn't just about keeping the wheels turning. It's about ensuring you have the peace of mind to truly disconnect, knowing everything is running safely in the background.Today, we are thrilled to announce Cognite Flows™.You already trust Cognite Data Fusion with your data. Cognite Flows takes that foundation and sits directly inside your real operational workflows. We know that when something breaks, it impacts your decisions and processes directly. That is why the launch of Cognite Flows isn't just about new capabilities - it is backed by a rigorous framework designed to consistently produce high-quality outcomes across our entire ecosystem.Here is what you can look
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