This project provides an example of how to use Quix and InfluxDB 3.0 to build a machine anomaly detection data pipeline. This repository contains the full data pipeline as a project but does not include the data simulator (See getting started for more details).
- Sign up for a Quix account
- Sign up for a InfluxDB Cloud 3.0 account
- Download and run the simulator from here
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Fork this repository
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Log into your Quix account.
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Click
+ Create project. -
Give your project a name. For example, "Anomaly Detection".
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Select
Connect to your own Git repo, and follow the setup guide for your provider. -
Assuming you are connecting to a GitHub account, you'll now need to copy the SSH key provided by Quix into your GitHub account. See the setup guide for further details.
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Click Validate to test the connection between Quix and GitHub.
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Click Done to proceed.
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You will need to check the enviroment varibles for each stage of the Data Pipeline and modify them to connect to your own InfluxDB instance.
- Clone the simulator from here
git clone https://github.com/InfluxCommunity/Arrow-Task-Engine/tree/hivemq- cd into the directory and run the simulator using
docker compose
docker compose up -dNote this will write the simulated data to the public HiveMQ broker. You may want to modify this and the Quix data pipeline to point at your own.