Withthegrid Asset Monitoring Platform (AMP)
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Connectivity environment

The connectivity environment is where device partners configure their device or where a user can configure its data stream to other systems. From one connectivity environment devices and data stream can data streams can be assigned to multiple monitoring environments. This section explains all aspects related to the connectivity environment.

In short: In the connectivity environment you can configure secure access for your devices through HTTPS webhooks or client certificates. You can define event handlers in TypeScript that parse incoming payloads into measurement reports, return instructions to devices (including FOTA) and monitor device health. But you can also monitor activity of your devices and generate device tokens to share with the end customer so they can securely claim the devices in their end-user environment.

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