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OSIsoft IIoT OverviewChicago Regional Seminar 2016Chris Felts – Sr. Product ManagerSeptember 21, 2016
IIoT Reference ArchitecturePresented by Cisco at the IoT World Forum, October, 20142
Embedded-Based(on-prem)Server-Based(on-prem or cloud)PI System in IIoT Reference ArchitecturePI Client ApplicationsPI Asset FrameworkPI Data ArchivePI Server ConnectivityPresented by Cisco at the IoT World Forum, October, 20143
The “Edge”4
OSIsoft Understands Connectivity450 PI interfaces andconnectors to operationstechnology systems andindustry standards;1.5B data streams5
ODBCHTML/XMLIPMISNMPS88EtherNet/IP6
What is Different About IIoT?Traditional PI System data patternIIoT data patternA few large “pipes” to system level dataMany small “pipes” to devicelevel data7
PI System Environment for IIoTHybrid of traditional PI System and IIoT data patternsA few large “pipes” to system level data and many small pipes todevice level data8
What is OSIsoft Doing Now? Building platform agnostic connectors with flexibledeployment options on Windows and Linux based devices Enabling partners to development “connector-like” dataingress applications using the OSIsoft Message Format(OMF) Creating a new PI Connector Administration Experience Developing connectivity to analytics, visualization, and bigdata applications9
PI Connector ArchitecturePIConnectorsPI ConnectorRelayCertificatesEdgeDMZ or DestinationPI SecurityDestination10
Multiple Connectors per Connector RelayPIConnectorsPIConnectorsPI ConnectorRelayPIConnectorsCertificatesEdgeDMZ or DestinationPI SecurityDestination11
Multiple Connectors with Multiple PI ServersPIConnectorsPIConnectorsPI ConnectorRelayPIConnectorsCertificatesEdgeDMZ or DestinationPI SecurityDestination12
Multiple Connectors, Relays, and PI ServersPIConnectorsPIConnectorsPIConnectorsPI ConnectorRelayPI ConnectorRelayPI ConnectorRelayCertificatesEdgeDMZ or DestinationPI SecurityDestination14
Multiple Data Ingress Options with Connector RelayPIConnectorEmbedded PIConnectorConnector ProtocolPI ConnectorRelayOMFApplication15
Edge Device ConnectivityEmbedded PIConnectorPI ConnectorRelayCisco IR829 routerCisco IOx (Linux)Cisco IR809 routerCisco IOx (Linux)16
Cisco IOx Architecture with Embedded PI ConnectorPI ConnectorPackageCisco IR829/809 routerCisco IOx (Linux)17
OMF Extends Edge Device ConnectivityOMFApplicationOMFApplicationOSIsoft Message FormatPI ConnectorRelayOMFApplication18
What is OMF? OMF is/does:– A simple, message based contract for data ingress– A written specification and sample code– Support data and metadata for streaming data– Operating system and programming language agnostic– Support multiple binary formats and protocol bindings– Enable partners to ingress data directly into OSIsoft software– Meant for both on premises and cloud services scenarios– Supplemental to existing and new PI interfaces and PI ConnectorsOMF is not:– A replacement for PI Web API, AF SDK, or any other OSIsoft API– An application development framework19
Conceptual:PI Connector Administration UserExperience is UnderConstruction
Conceptual:PI Connector Administration UserExperience is UnderConstruction
IIoT Gateway ExamplesHPE(complete PI System)MonicoDell(PI Server connectivity - OMF)(complete PI System)Cisco(PI Server connectivity – Embedded Connector)Stratus IoT SolutionsIntel / ODM(PI Server connectivity – OMF)(PI Server connectivity - TBD)23
The “Enterprise”24
The Enterprise PI Server25
PI Integrators26
Turbine 2Turbine 1Real-time Data is MessySpeedTorqueBearing TempOil TempManufacturerLast ServiceDifferent Archive TimeStart TimesCommunicationFailureSpike / Out of RangeUneven SpacingSpeedAdditional MeasureTorqueBearing TempBad SensorOil TempWare FactorManufacturerLast Service Date28
PI Integrators Enable Deep Data AnalyticsdataqualityCLEANSEData TRANSMITBusinessIntelligence &Visual AnalyticsDataWarehousesData LakesdatacompatibilityCommon Asset and Time Context Common Ground29
PI Integrators for Business AnalyticsVisual AnalyticsPI SystemPI ViewPIODBCQueryDataData WarehousesPublishStatistical AnalyticsStreamEvent HubsIn Development30
The “Cloud”31
OSIsoft Cloud Services Vision OutcomeEnablement laceCommunityData 2
IIoT Architecture33
PI System Architecture (typical)Custom ApplicationsCloud or On PremisesEssential Asset MonitoringCondition Based Maintenance PI ClientsSCADADCSEMS34
PI System IIoT ArchitectureCustom ApplicationsCloud or On PremisesEssential Asset MonitoringCondition Based Maintenance PI ClientsOMFOMFSCADADCSEMS35
PI System IIoT ArchitectureCustom ApplicationsCloud or On PremisesEssential Asset MonitoringCondition Based Maintenance PI ClientsOMFVisual AnalyticsStatistical AnalyticsOMFSCADADCSEMS36
deployment options on Windows and Linux based devices Enabling partners to development "connector-like" data ingress applications using the OSIsoft Message Format (OMF) Creating a new PI Connector Administration Experience Developing connectivity to analytics, visualization, and big data applications
