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Cognite Data Fusion - April 2021 updateMajor release

Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) is the industrial data operations and contextualization platform that makes traditionally siloed operational, engineering and IT data instantly available to users across the organization, enabling better decision making and intelligent workflow automation to improve operational performance.This release focuses on the end-to-end data journey with fast and secure authentication to all Cognite applications using your organization's IdP. We currently support Microsoft's Azure Active Directory (Azure AD).Also, speed up time spent getting value for operations using the new sample function for contextualization and add events to a Grafana dashboard to visualize and analyze your CDF data. Manage access with OpenID ConnectRegister the CDF portal application and other Cognite applications in your IdP (Identity Provider) and use OpenID Connect and your IdP framework to manage user and service principal (app) identities securely. We currently support Microsoft's Azure Act

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CDF API v1

We're happy to announce the general availability of the Cognite Data Fusion API v1.Please help us improve our products by letting us know what you think or if you have any issues. To send us feedback, or if you need help, contact support@cognite.com. New featuresExternal IDThe external ID field, (externalId), is available in API v1 across multiple core resources: time series, assets, events, and files. You can now define a unique identifier for each data object in Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) as an optional extension to the existing id field.The purpose of external IDs is to:Insert data without creating duplicate entries. Avoid extra lookups when updating data. Maintain relationships between data objects from source systems. Give you a way of performing key-value lookups with keys you control, and that works the same across core resources.Learn more about external IDs here.3D APIYou can now upload and process 3D models with the 3D API. Initially, we support the upload of 3D models in the

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Cognite’s new identity provider support is here!

At last, Cognite’s long awaited standard support for external identity providers is here! Over the last year or so, it has been referred to as "native token", "OIDC support", "support for Azure Active Directory", and "proper OAuth2". Alas, it can be hard to understand, so let me try to explain in "not-so-technical" terms what all this is about.So, what do our customers get with this release that they didn’t have before? We have supported external identity providers, like Google login before, right?The answer is simple: they now get total control over who can access what data in Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) and which applications the users can use, and which applications are allowed to access data. No more extractors or applications that can run as long as you have an API key. And no more mix of accounts created in Cognite Data Fusion and the identity provider like Azure Active Directory (AAD) or Google. Access control is now enterprise grade and according to how enterprises typically mana

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CDF Sequences

With the new core sequences resource type we introduce support for storing log and tabular data in CDF. Typical use cases for sequences include:Storing a log based on distance or depth, with information in columns of different types for each entry. Storing and retrieving an entire performance curve with an x-y dependency.Feature highlightsStore numerically indexed rows, where each row is represented by multiple columns. Support for different types of values for each column: integer, floating-point or string. Store metadata related to each column individually, allowing you to relate information such as units, source/origin of the value. Store up to 200 columns. Contextualize sequences by relating them to the physical world and connect them to your existing assets. Use externalId to maintain the relation with your source systems.To learn more about sequences, see the concept guide.Sequences are available through CDF API v1, the Postman collection, and our official SDKs: Python SDK 1.3.0o

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Cognite PI Extractor v2.1

The Cognite PI Extractor v2.1 is out of beta and is now available for download from Cognite Data Fusion along with updated documentation.The Cognite PI Extractor connects to the PI Data Archive, detects and extracts time series data, and transfers the data to your Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) project to make time series available in near real-time.Learn more about the fixes, improvements, and new features in the changelog.

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CDF - Introducing SQL transformations

We're pleased to announce that SQL transformations (formerly known as Jetfire) is now available as an integrated part of Cognite Console. Directly from your browser, use Spark SQL queries to transform data from the CDF staging area, RAW, into the CDF data model where the data can be queried by users and applications.To get started:Check out our in-depth article to learn more. Navigate to fusion.cognite.com and select Transformations.Create, schedule, and share Spark SQL transformationsMembers of the transformations group can use SQL transformations to:Write Spark SQL queries to select the data to transform and specify how it should be transformed. Preview the query results. Schedule transformations to run at regular intervals. Share transformations with other users in your project to allow them to edit, run, and schedule the transformation.Write efficient queriesSQL transformations run on the latest version of the Cognite Spark Data Source and support Cognite API v1. You can:Efficientl

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Cognite Maintain

Welcome to the Cognite Maintain product updates! Cognite Maintain lets you construct, optimize, and analyze maintenance plans flexibly, intuitively, and automatically. It contextualizes open work orders, ongoing barrier risks, HSE risks, discipline availability, and more to visualize the data needed to optimize the maintenance schedule. It breaks the silos between planning teams by providing visibility into other scopes and invites intra-team collaboration. Cognite Maintain detects opportunities and clashes, exports all your pre-processed documentation for the execution phase, and lets you save time during the process.

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Cognite InField 10.0 - Sign in to InField using Microsoft Azure

You can now sign in to InField using single sign-on with Microsoft Azure To use this option, your organization needs to configure new InField projects using OpenID Connect and Azure AD, Microsoft's cloud-based identity and access management service.When you sign in to InField, you'll notice the new Login with Microsoft Azure option:Only select this option if your organization started using InField after this release and configured InField for this option. If you're already using InField, you sign in as you always have done using your company ID and credentials.

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Cognite Data Source for Grafana 2.0

Many of you have loved our Cognite Data Source for Grafana because Grafana provides an incredibly fast way to create interactive dashboards.We are now pleased to announce the new major release of Cognite Data Source for Grafana 2.0, making your data-driven dashboards even more powerful.This release brings support for CDF API v1 capabilities as well quality of life improvements.Highlights:Bring new filtering capabilities from CDF v1 to Grafana. As a dashboard creator you are now able to use all currently available filtering capabilities from CDF v1, as well as any filters added in the future without needing to upgrade. New improved custom query expressions with support for synthetic time series in CDF. Plot time series containing string values through new map() function. The function lets you convert string values to numeric representation. Support for Grafana 7.0 (opens new window).Find out more about new features and improvements in the release notes.Install or Upgrade now!

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Cognite InField 9.0Major release

We are very proud to present this major release of InField that offers you the option to add measurement readings to checklists based on templates. To include measurement readings in a checklist, you must first allow for this in the checklist template. You'll notice a new checkbox in the Create new template window.As you fill in the template items, you get the option to add fields for measurement readings. These fields are Name (required), Unit (required), and Min. and Max. values (optional). For checklists based on this template, the measurement reading fields are available on each checklist item. You can add and edit integers and decimal numbers, and if min/max values were added in the template, any deviations are marked with a red line.The PDF report you can create from either the checklist or the template also shows the measurement readings in a separate section.And there's more! Find operation IDs (if you're using SAP) or activity IDs (if you're using WorkMate) with the new filter

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Cognite InField 10.1

We are eager to show you the new functionality for archiving checklist templates! If you are granted extended rights and run InField from a desktop, you can use the menu option Archive templates on the Templates page to move templates into the new Archived templates section. In this section, you'll see all archived templates sorted according to the area of expertise. Here, you can open, restore or delete a template, and view any reports based on checklists from the template. Note that if you delete the template, the checklists reports will no longer be available. Make sure to download the reports you want to keep.

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Cognite Data Fusion - April 2020 updateMajor release

Data sets available in Cognite ConsoleData sets let you document and track data lineage, ensure data integrity, and allow 3rd parties to write their insights securely back to your Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) project.Data sets group and track data by its source. For example, a data set can contain all work orders originating from SAP, or the output data from a 3rd party partner's machine learning model. Typically, organizations have one data set for each of its data ingestion pipelines in CDF.To get started with data sets:Check out our in-depth article to learn more. Navigate to fusion.cognite.com, select Data sets, and follow the steps in our guide to create your first data set.Cognite's Power BI Connector certified by MicrosoftWe're excited to announce that Microsoft has certified the Cognite Power BI Connector and that the connector is now publicly available. The Cognite Power BI Connector enables data consumers to easily read, analyze, and present data from Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) i

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Cognite Data Fusion - Introducing labels

Cognite Data Fusion lets you fuse industrial data from multiple sources, making it easy to build applications using industrial data. Now end users of applications can easily search and browse for data using terms that they know with our release of labels.With labels you as an IT manager or data engineer can create a predefined set of managed terms that you can use to annotate and group assets.You can organize the labels in a way that makes sense in your business and use the labels to make it easier to find what you want.For example, you can create a label called pump and apply it to all asset resources that represent pumps, and then filter assets to see only pumps. Labels lets you annotate assets by what they are, in terms more familiar to domain experts, than what is present in the source system.Labels are available through:Cognite API v1 Our SDKs The Cognite Power BI connector The Cognite Data Source for GrafanaTry it out, and let us know what you think!

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Cognite Data Fusion - New URL and contextualization tools

We are excited to announce fusion.cognite.com as the new URL to access Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) in the cloud.With the new URL we introduce a refined user experience and also new tools to produce contextualized and discoverable industrial data. Contextualization: Converting data to knowledgeContextualization is key to make your data more accessible, rapidly draw new insights from your data, and make your data do more.The new contextualization tools in Cognite Data Fusion let you combine machine learning, a powerful rules engine, and domain expertise to map resources from different source systems to each other in the CDF data model:Match entitiesContextualize your data by using machine learning and rules engines. Then let domain experts validate and fine-tune the results. Learn more.Create interactive P&IDsExtract information from static P&IDs (Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams) to create fully contextualized and interactive diagrams that you can navigate on any device. Learn

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Cognite Data Fusion - Introducing data sets

Many of you love the current data sets feature in the Cognite Console that lets you manually document metadata for your data sources. Now, we are taking data sets to the next level and making data sets a full-stack integrated solution.Data sets let you document and track data lineage, ensure data integrity, and allow 3rd parties to write their insights securely back to your Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) project.Data sets group and track data by its source. For example, a data set can contain all work orders originating from SAP, or the output data from a 3rd party partner's machine learning model. Typically, organizations have one data set for each of its data ingestion pipelines in CDF.To get started with data sets:Check out our in-depth article to learn more. Navigate to the fusion.cognite.com , select Data sets, and follow the steps in our guide to create your first data set.Trace data lineageIT managers need to know which data is currently available in their CDF project. Data scientist

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Cognite Data Fusion - October 2020 updatesMajor release

As the leaves turn orange and red and autumn settles in Norway, we continue our rapid iterations to bring you new enhancements. We are introducing a huge enabler to further enrich your industrial data in Cognite Data Fusion (CDF): Relationships - now available in beta. We continue our investment to enable users to explore data using domain terms by adding support for labels on the Files resource type. Additionally, in a new dedicated directory property, you can now store information about the source system directory where the file originates from. These new features allow data engineers to model data in ways that enable a broad range of solutions. For all application developers and data scientists out there, we’re adding support for configuring alignment for synthetic time series. Our next major release, with a bundle of exciting features, is planned for December 2nd. We’re already doing exciting prototyping and beta testing around data discovery for solution developers, scheduling

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Cognite Data Fusion - December 2020 updateMajor release

Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) is the industrial data operations foundation that makes traditionally siloed operational, engineering and IT data instantly available to users across the organization, enabling better decision making and intelligent workflow automation to improve operational performance.This release focuses on improving access and discoverability of data and workflow automation. Cut down on time you spend trying to find data, make sense of it, and then deploy and monitor it. We deliver tools to speed up this process and allow you, the user, to compound the value of your work. Improved performance and capabilities for your digital teams means a faster time to value for operations. Explore and discover the right data for your solutionsUse the CDF Data Explorer to find, validate, and learn about the data you need to build solutions. Browse through all the available resource types in your CDF project and drill into details and linked resources, for example, assets and time series

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Cognite Data Fusion - February 2021 updateMajor release

Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) is the industrial data operations and contextualization platform that makes traditionally siloed operational, engineering and IT data instantly available to users across the organization, enabling better decision making and intelligent workflow automation to improve operational performance.This release focuses on improving usability across CDF as well as laying the foundation for future features. We are also very proud of our Cognite Power Bi Connector, which is now certified by Microsoft. The Cognite Power BI Connector is out of BetaWe're excited to announce that Microsoft has certified the Cognite Power BI Connector and that the connector is now out of Beta. The Cognite Power BI Connector enables data consumers to easily read, analyze, and present data from Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) in compelling visualizations in Power BI Desktop and the Power BI service.You can find the connector in the Other category of the Get Data dialog in Power BI. Learn more in our i

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Cognite Maintain 1.10

We’re excited to release 1.10 of Cognite Maintain!ConfigurationsWe have made several improvements to make the application more configurable and thus easier to accommodate for new customers.Mass changing available hours in Schedule In the Schedule view, you can change available hours in bulk to adjust the trade matrix. Click on the grey cog in the bottom right corner (Configuration) and update the workday hours and capacity for the different trades all at once P&ID improvements P&ID added as new setting for suggestions: we can now offer suggestions based on P&IDs relevant to the chosen scope Ability to download P&IDs both with and without work orders and risks highlighted on them

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Cognite Data Fusion - Introducing live reusable data quality metrics

After we released the first version of time series data quality monitoring, we've seen an unprecedented demand for ensuring that time series data is continuously reliable.It's important for end users of apps and dashboards to know when they can -- and importantly when they cannot -- rely on data to make operational decisions. That means that you as a data scientist or application developer need to communicate to the end user what the data quality status is.You can now easily report live data quality status in dashboards and applications using our data quality monitoring service. The monitoring service creates live data quality metrics, available as time series in Cognite Data Fusion, that you can display in your application -- ensuring that end users know the quality of the data that they are using.Try it out! Learn more in our guide to report data quality status in apps and dashboards.To enable this in your project the service account used by the data quality monitoring service needs

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Cognite Data Fusion - March 2020 updateMajor release

Tech Updates video Make sure that you subscribe to our Cognite Tech Updates channel on YouTube for three-minute updates on the latest and greatest tech news from Cognite every month.Transform data in Cognite ConsoleWe're pleased to announce that SQL transformations (formerly known as Jetfire) are now available as an integrated part of Cognite Console.Directly from your browser, you can use Spark SQL queries to transform data from the CDF staging area, RAW, into the CDF data model where the data can be queried by users and applications.LEARN MORE >Coming soon - next level data sets!Many of you love the current data sets feature in the Cognite Console that lets you manually document metadata for your data sources. Now, we are taking data sets to the next level and making data sets a full-stack integrated solution.You will be able to explore data by source, document and track data lineage, ensure data integrity, and allow 3rd parties to securely write back their insights to your Cognit

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Cognite InField

Operation Support becomes InFieldOur goal is to consistently improve Cognite products and services based on our customer needs. The Operation Support application has evolved and now targets more infield activities such as operational maintenance, and efficient preparation of tasks. Operation Support is therefore renamed to InField.InField is still as accessible as it has been and now also has a distinguished product name.Add images to checklistsYou can now add images to checklist items. This feature is available on the desktop and on the mobile app. To add an image, click the More button to open the menu for checklist items and then click Add image. Take photos by using your phone's camera and attach the photos to your checklists. You can optionally add a description to the photos.Operation Support endrer navn til InFieldVi jobber kontinuerlig med å forbedre Cognite sine produkter og tjenester basert på kundens behov. Operation Support har utviklet seg og retter seg nå inn mot flere fe

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Cognite Data Fusion - August 2020 updatesMajor release

The Cognite Power BI Connector New function: Time series aggregatesThe time series aggregation now accepts a list of IDs instead of a comma separated string. You can now use a column from another query directly as input to the function, making it much easier to use.Setting the CDF environment for a custom clusterIf a CDF project is on a custom cluster, you can set the CDF Environment to the URL of the API server for the cluster when you connect to CDF.You can also set a specific API version by appending it to the URL, for example v1. We also support shorthand notations. For example, api/v1 uses the default API endpoint and v1 of the API.Examples of supported CDF environment values:(blank) - uses the default setting (https://api.cognitedata.com) api - the same as https://api.cognitedata.com api/v1 - the same as https://api.cognitedata.com/v1 https://api.cognitedata.com https://api.cognitedata.com/v1 xyz - a custom cluster. The same as https://xyz.cognitedata.com xyz/v1 https://xyz.cogni

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Cognite InField 8.4

Select different states for elements in a checklist based on a template. The available states depend on the setup of the template. Here you see the full range.To include these states when you create a template, use the new option Checklist states in the Create new template window. Select the states you want to use, but note that To do and OK are required. When you have created a template, you can click Template settings on top of the page to re-visit this window and make further changes.If a checklist is already created from the template, no template updates are displayed in the checklist. These will only be visible in the checklist created in the first calendar week following the template update.The checklist states are also reflected if you create a PDF report. The Complete column shows an overall status, and each weekday is marked with one of the state icons.We've also made some minor improvements. Click a tag in a checklist, and the Tag page opens, then go back, and InField will na

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Cognite InField 7.2

View operations for work ordersInField now shows planned operations for a work order. Select a work order and click Operations on the right-side panel to display detailed information, such as planned work, duration, and remaining work. You can also see the operation ID on checklists that are based on objects.Sorting work orders in work packagesLooking for a work order? You can either use the work order search field or the sorting on columns that become available in this version of InField. Click on any header in the Work order column, and the table will sort alphabetically or ascending/descending on the Date column.InField for iOS devicesInField now supports Apple's iOS operating system. This means you can use the InField app on any Apple devices, such as iPhones and iPads. Vise aktiviteter for arbeidsordrerPlanlagte aktiviteter for en arbeidsordre vises nå i InField. Velg en arbeidsordre og klikk på Aktiviteter i panelet på høyre side for å se flere detaljer, som planlagt arbeid, vari

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