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Set the 'Name' to 'Float Value', the Kind' to 'Numeric', and the 'Value' to Custom and '$event.payload.metrics.value.Double' as shown above. When finished click 'Apply' and 'Save'. At this point, the Time Series Insights Environment is ready to receive data.

Step 3: Pushing Data to Time Series Insights using Azure Injector

With the work that was done in the prerequisite tutorials there isn't much more to do to get data flowing into Time Series Insights. The first setting to change is in the IoT Hub configuration of Azure Injector. Browse to the Ignition Gateway Web UI and edit the IoT Hub setting as shown below.

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Once on the edit screen, scroll all the way to the bottom of the configuration and select 'STRING_AZURE_COMPAT'. This will ensure that the

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Step 4: Viewing Data in Time Series Insights