Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nexalis.io/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Data tables you will receive
When exploring Nexalis data, you will have access to two core standardized tables: Nexalis uses lakehouse provider zero-copy sharing features to deliver these tables so all organizations operate on the same reality while avoiding unnecessary copy and storage costs for data recipients.nexalis_<org_name>_analog_Xminavg— Contains raw and standardized data, aggregated in X-minute intervals. Does not include discrete tags.nexalis_<org_name>_discrete— Contains raw and standardized high‑frequency data (per‑second). Includes discrete tags (e.g., booleans and enumerations for alarms and codes)
nexalis_<org_name>_analog_Xminavg is used for standardized analog signals (for example 5‑minute average of active power), while nexalis_<org_name>_discrete carries discrete/event-oriented signals including enumerations and state values.
These 2 tables provide a user-ready lakehouse layer: final, trusted tables designed for dashboards, analytics, downstream pipelines, and AI workloads.
std means tables contain standardized columns for cross-vendor comparison and values are scaled to the data model units. Ask for the Nexalis reference data model for more details.
Both tables contain raw and standardized fields, but differ in frequency, aggregation and data type.