A great way to start On-Premise with TimeXtender
This is a standard reference architecture to implement TimeXtender fully in On-Premise.
To prepare your TimeXtender environment, here are the steps we recommend.
- Create Application Server - Local Server
- Create Project Repository - SQL DB
- Create ODX Storage - SQL Server Data Storage
- Create MDW (and DSA) Storage - SQL Server Data Storage
- (optional) Create Semantic Model - SQL Server Analysis Services
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1. Create Application Server - Local Server |
To serve the TimeXtender application on-premise, we recommend using an Windows environment such as Windows Server sized according to your solution's requirements. | |
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2. Create Project Repository - SQL DB |
When you save a project, metadata is written to the repository database, and when you open a project, this metadata is read from the project repository and presented in the UI. | |
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3. Create ODX Storage - SQL Server Data Storage |
To integrate your siloed data, on-prem SQL DB can store your raw data quickly and easily. | |
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4. Create MDW (and DSA) Storage - SQL Server Data Storage |
SQL DB is a great option for the data warehouse storage, both Modern Data Warehouse (MDW) and Data Staging Area (DSA). | |
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5. (optional) Create Semantic Model - SQL Server Analysis Services |
To serve the Semantic Model in TimeXtender, SQL Server Analysis Services provides reliable, economical. Since there are many ways to connect visualization tools directly to the MDW, this is an optional step. | |
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