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Release notes, how-tos and news from the Apache StreamPipes project.

community5 min read

Moving to the Apache Incubator

StreamPipes moves to the Apache Incubator: project history since 2014, why it chose the Apache Software Foundation and what changes for the community.

Dominik Riemer
release3 min read

StreamPipes release 0.65.0

StreamPipes 0.65.0 speeds up installation, lowers the lite version's memory needs to about 2 GB and adds CSV enrichment and boolean processors for PLC data.

Dominik Riemer
release3 min read

StreamPipes release 0.64.0

StreamPipes 0.64.0 adds an experimental Apache PLC4X adapter for S7 devices, Apache Pulsar support and a much lower memory footprint by switching to OpenJ9.

Dominik Riemer
release4 min read

StreamPipes release 0.63.0

StreamPipes 0.63.0 adds binary messaging formats (Smile, CBOR, FST), more resilient pipelines and new sinks for Apache IoTDB and PostgreSQL. Release notes.

Dominik Riemer
release4 min read

StreamPipes release 0.62.0

StreamPipes 0.62.0 adds error handling in the pipeline editor, documentation for pipeline elements and new Connect adapters for Slack, Wikipedia and ROS.

Dominik Riemer
release4 min read

StreamPipes release 0.61.0

StreamPipes 0.61.0 makes StreamPipes Connect the way to ingest MQTT, Kafka and HTTP data, with live pipeline validation and a reworked event model.

Dominik Riemer
release4 min read

Preview: StreamPipes release 0.60.0

Preview of StreamPipes 0.60.0: interactive product tour, new installer, first StreamPipes Connect beta, over 40 pipeline elements and a Siddhi CEP wrapper.

Dominik Riemer
tutorial7 min read

How to understand your machine data?

Introduction to analyzing machine and sensor data streams with StreamPipes: adapters, middleware, event pipelines and sinks, on a cooling system example.

Philipp Zehnder
community1 min read

Welcome to StreamPipes!

Welcome to the StreamPipes blog: a self-service analytics toolbox for the Industrial IoT, with posts on use cases, best practices and technical details.

Dominik Riemer