With the new native Ethernet/IP (CIP) input in benthos-umh, you can harvest live tag data from CompactLogix, ControlLogix, Micro800 (and more) and stream it directly through UMH’s high-throughput pipeline. One YAML file, one Docker run, and your plant telemetry is real-time-ready.
Yes, we’ve made it possible to bring Node-RED-style simplicity into Benthos pipelines, enabling your chosen LLM to handle tedious manufacturing connectivity and contextualization tasks—whether you’re prototyping or managing production-grade data flows.
Learn how to logically consolidate multiple data points, such as machine states and error codes, into a single machine state and standardize these over multiple data models like the Weihenstephan Standard, PackML, etc.
We have released SensorConnect as a feature in the free community edition of our Management Console and benthos-umh. This allows you to connect to ifm IO-Link Masters with the Unified Namespace (UNS) and the UMH.
RFC for a new protocol converter configuration in Benthos-UMH. Proposes a “configuration only” interface for OT users, maintaining flexibility with existing Bloblang logic. Includes sections on basic settings, conditions, custom protocols, advanced processing, and templating.
See how to work with Benthos and Bloblang—explained in 19 different examples, from Base64 encoding/decoding to TCP/IP communication and enriching messages from an SQL database.
Learn how to troubleshoot and resolve Modbus exception errors in benthos-umh. This comprehensive guide covers common Modbus function codes, exception codes, and provides step-by-step solutions for diagnosing and fixing issues when deploying protocol converters using the Modbus plugin.
Whether you need rapid prototyping or a scalable, professional-grade solution, choosing the right tool is essential for your IIoT projects. Read more to understand the key differences between Node-RED and Benthos.
In this course you will learn how to connect InfluxDB with the UNS using Benthos.
Create a Benthos deployment in UMHLens/OpenLens and configure it to push kafka messages into MongoDB.
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