Guides. One real task at a time, start to finish.
Every guide on this page walks through one real task on the platform, with the setup, the steps and what you should see when it works. They are written by the engineers who build the platform, and kept in step with it.
Start here if you learn by doing. The documentation explains the concepts and the architecture; a guide takes one job and gets it done. If a step does not behave the way we say it should, tell us and we will fix the guide, or the platform.
How to build a knowledge graph for oil & gas
A resource is a thing in your world — a pump, a valve, a tank, a sensor. Resources are the nodes of your network.
Install with Docker or Podman
DataHub is open source. You can run the whole platform on your own machine — the API, the console, and every service they need — with one clone and one command.
Browsing events and time series
Your assets produce two kinds of data:
Keep going
The guides show how. These pages cover why.
Guides are deliberately narrow. Each one gets you through a single task, then stops. The concepts behind that task live in the documentation, and every endpoint the guides touch is in the API reference.
The platform itself is open source under AGPL-3.0, so where a guide stops, the source carries on.
Documentation
Concepts, setup and architecture, and how the pieces fit together.
DocumentationSDK
A thin client for your own code, in Java, Python or Rust.
SDKAPI reference
Every endpoint, request and response in one place.
API referenceThe data platform
Assets, time-series, events and files in one connected model.
The data platformThe knowledge graph
How assets, signals and business context link into a model you can ask questions of.
The knowledge graphOpen source
AGPL-3.0. Read the code, run it yourself, file issues, send patches.
Open sourceTry it yourself
Take a guide and run it in your own environment
The platform is open source under AGPL-3.0, so you can stand it up yourself and work through any guide against your own data. A hosted playground is on the way; until it opens, self-hosting is the quickest way to find out whether this fits.