Buckets
Bucket is where the data from your devices is stored. When a device is created, TagoIO automatically creates a bucket for it with the same name, description, and tags.
Data Retention
In the General Information tab, you can select the period of retention for the data for the bucket - data older than this period will be automatically removed.
There are two types of databases that you can choose from when you create a device. Select the type based on the expected function as described below:
1. Device Optimized Data [Immutable database]
By selecting the immutable bucket, you can store up to 36 million data points per device. This bucket is highly optimized for short and long retention periods; the query responses are faster, which means less latency for the devices and a cost reduction when running an analysis. Also, as the data is immutable, no one can change or delete individual sets of data – this being ideal for compliances.
Data stored in the 'optimized device data' can only be removed by the data retention policy.
2. Managed Data Optimized [Mutable database]
By using the mutable bucket, you can easily edit or delete data.
Some notes about this mutable bucket:
- it doesn’t have data retention,
- each bucket size is limited to 50k data registers,
- it is optimized to be used for the storage and manipulation of configurable variables coming from devices, web services and forms.
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