TwinEdge OS as an Edge Server
Use TwinEdge OS as the local edge server for protocol-rich sites that need local collection, buffering, dashboards, workflow support, and controlled sync.
Before you start
OT engineers, plant IT, controls teams, and implementation leads preparing a site-local runtime.
- A selected edge host or approved local VM.
- Network access to the source systems you plan to evaluate.
- A TwinEdge account with download or customer package access.
- A first source, asset class, or operating workflow to validate.
Move through the connected record.
- 01
Choose the first site role
Decide whether TwinEdge OS will run as an evaluation edge server, a no-cloud local runtime, or a hybrid node that syncs selected context to the cloud.
- 02
Install and register the edge package
Download the approved package, bring the host online, register it in the edge fleet, and confirm heartbeat, version, and update status.
- 03
Attach sources through DataOps
Use DataOps sources and tag browsing to connect OPC UA, Modbus, MQTT, historian, SQL, file, or REST sources while keeping site topology controlled by customer permissions.
- 04
Validate local operation
Confirm buffering, local dashboard access, source quality, timestamps, units, and sync status before routing the data into modules or API products.
- 05
Promote the first workflow
Move validated context into DataOps products, AssetOps EAM, Field, Water OS, Wastewater OS, analytics, or API/MCP access as appropriate.
Open your workspace.
Sign in with your TwinEdge account to access your enabled modules.
Downloads
Installers and customer package access.
Open in appDataOps Edge Fleet
Registered edge nodes, health, and sync state.
Open in appDataOps Sources
Source setup and connection checks.
Open in appDataOps Monitor
Pipeline and source health monitoring.
Open in appOTA
Update and package status where enabled.
Open in appContinue the workflow.
Build it around your operation.
Request implementation access when you need customer-specific package, network, or rollout guidance.