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Test Your First Flow
Test Your First Flow You now have a Flow and in most cases you want to first test your Flow before actually deploying it. This can be done by setting up an interactive session from within the Flow Studio editor. This will temporarily deploy your Flow ...
Creating Your First Flows
Create Your First Flow In this guide we will start by creating a basic example Flow. It doesn't connect to any external system, the goal is just to get you familiarized with the concept of building and testing Flows. We will use an internal data ...
Deploy Your Flow
Deploy Your Flow These steps does not apply to a Sandbox, you cannot deploy a flow to a Sandbox. In order to be able to deploy a flow to a Crosser node you first need to have registered your nodes. (Please see Node installation for more information) ...

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Fundamentals course
The Fundamentals course is intended for users with no or limited experience of the Crosser solution. You can follow this course using any Crosser account, including free-trials. This is an on-demand course and you complete it at your own pace. Course ...
Analytics Modules Overview
Analytics Modules Overview This section presents the analytics modules available in the Crosser Module library. Analytics modules are used to transform and harmonize message formats from different sources, as well as operate on the actual message ...
Node Installation
The first step when installing a local edge Node is to register the Node in Crosser Cloud to get the credentials. This is covered in the In Crosser Cloud section below. There are two options for installing a Crosser Node on a local server: using a ...
Solution Overview
Solution Overview The Crosser Solution is entirely focused on streaming analytics, i.e. analyzing data in motion. It is optimized for collecting data close to the source and then analyze the data in real time. The results can be delivered to ...
Resources
Introduction The Control Center service supports the use of centrally managed resources. A resource is something that is either used when configuring modules in flows, such as OPC UA tag lists or Modbus register mappings, or files that need to be ...

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