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Creating a Pipeline
A concise reference for building a new pipeline between a source and a target.
Use this page as a quick reference for creating a new pipeline. For a more detailed, step-by-step tutorial, please see the Quickstart guide.
A pipeline connects one source integration to one target integration. It runs on a schedule and can backtrack up to 7 days on its first run.
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Quick Steps
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Choose a Source: Navigate to the Pipelines page and click + Pipeline. Select the source integration (e.g., Aeroqual, NOAA) that will provide the data.
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Choose a Target: Select the target integration (e.g., iTwin IoT, Sensemetrics) that will receive the data.
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Configure the Pipeline:
- Polling Rate: Define how often the pipeline runs (e.g., every 15 minutes, every hour).
- Backtrack: Set the initial backtrack window (up to seven days) to fetch historical data on the first run.
- Nightly Resync: For supported pipelines, optionally request the previous 24 hours of data each night to help recover delayed readings.
- Name: Give the pipeline a descriptive name for easy identification (e.g.,
Aeroqual Site A → iTwin IoT Project B). - Flag Errored: Choose how many consecutive failed executions mark the pipeline Errored, or disable this condition.
- Flag Stale: Choose how long the pipeline can go without a successful execution before it is marked Stale, or disable this condition.
- Pause Stale Timer on Weekends: Optionally exclude weekend time based on the organization’s configured timezone.
- Source or Target Settings: Configure any options specific to the selected integrations. These settings belong to this pipeline rather than the reusable integration. Some options cannot be changed after the pipeline is saved; see the selected integration’s documentation for details.
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Save and Run: Save the pipeline. The first execution will be queued to run immediately to pull your initial historical data. Subsequent runs will follow the schedule you defined.