Yes, even with lightweight configuration IoT controller is able to handle 100kHz sensor with all transformations for at least for 5 minutes in 60 minutes.
Deployment mode | Distributed |
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Count of Audit modules | 1 |
Count of Receiver/Sender modules | 1 / 1 |
CPU | 2 x 2 GHz Intel Core |
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RAM | 4 GB (System 1024M + Audit 512M + Receiver 2048M) |
Disk* | 20GB, 5200 rpm, HDD |
Network | 1 Gbps |
CPU | 2 x 2 GHz Intel Core |
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RAM | 8 GB (System 1024M + Sender 6656M = 7680M) |
Disk | 20GB, 5200 rpm, HDD |
Network | 1 Gbps |
Limit | 6000 |
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Data Frame size | 100 |
Period | 60 |
Input mode | Bulk |
Transformation | FFT |
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Transformed Columns | x,y,z |
Sampling Frequency [Hz] | 100000 |
FFT Points | 1000 |
Transformation | P2P |
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Transformed Columns | x,y,z |
Sampling Period [ms] | 60000 |
Automated action | Send to a remote database* |
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Transformation | FFT |
Number of database workers | 10 |
Rows per transaction | 10000 |
*For high data traffic we recommend direct database insert
Automated action | Send to BellaDati** |
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Transformation | P2P |
**For low data traffic Send to BellaDati can be used. Its advantages is easy setup.
For sender and receiver modules we recommend to set Disable INFO log = true
Yes, you can follow settings set in Q5. Keep our recommendation to use Automated action: Send to a remote database, as it is most robust solution for huge amount of data.