MindSphere S&F Queue
Management tab
A MindSphere S&F queue is a storage mechanism for a MindSphere S&F profile, used to store data that can not be sent to the MindSphere.
A MindSphere S&F queue is created when data from a
trigger action needs to be stored. Additional data from
trigger actions will be stored until the MindSphere
connection can be re-established.
When the MindSphere connection is re-established, the data
in the S&F queue is sent through to MindSphere.
MindSphere S&F Queue Management tab
The MindSphere S&F Queue Management tab provides a
list of all the S&F queues. S&F queues that were
created but have forwarded all data will remain in the
table. If no queues are displayed in the table, then no
data has been stored.
MindSphere S&F Queue Parameters
Parameter | Description |
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Connection | The MindSphere connection that is using the S&F queue. |
Profile | The S&F profile settings used by the S&F queue. |
Status |
The current S&F Status. MindSphere S&F queues will store data when the S&F Status is Standby, Ready to store, Ready to store - forced, Storing, Storing - forced, or Forwarding. |
In Queue | The number of messages currently in the S&F queue. |
Pending | The number of messages currently being sent to MindSphere. |
Expired | The number of messages expired by the TTL parameter of the associated S&F profile. |
Forwarded | The number of messages sent to MindSphere that were in the S&F queue. |
Pruned | The number of messages removed by pruning. |
Purged | The number of messages purged. |
Used (Bytes) | The current size of data in the S&F queue. |
Total (Bytes) | The total size allowed in the S&F queue. |
Purge
Purging is an unrecoverable action that removes all data that is not pending within the S&F queue.
While purging is in progress, no new items are allowed
to enter the S&F queue.
Button descriptions
Button |
Description |
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Purge |
See above description. |
Clear Counters | Resets the Expired, Forwarded, Pruned and Purged counters. |
Refresh |
Used to refresh all values on the tab. |