Get started with PI System topologies
- Last UpdatedJul 17, 2024
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- PI System
- PI Server 2024 R2
- PI Server
You can find all finalized topologies in this section. Use the decision tree in the Learn about the topology selection process topic if you are unsure of how to select from the available topologies.
These topologies are covered in this section:
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Understand Topology 1: A two-server, non-high availability (HA) PI System deployment suitable for most small sized PI Systems in a plant or other single-site, LAN-connected environment where there is zero to light-use of event frames.
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Understand Topology 2: A three-server, non-HA deployment suitable for small to medium-sized PI Systems in a plant or other single-site, LAN-connected environment with average use of event frames.
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Understand Topology 3: A six-server, non-HA deployment for the largest sized PI System that is used to collect data from real-time data sources and/or other PI Systems.
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Understand Topology 4: A small to medium-sized PI System that requires high availability and resides in a plant or on a single-site LAN-connected environment with an average use of event frames.
What's covered in each topology?
The following content is provided for each topology:
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A topology overview that includes design, data flows, and expected performance levels
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Detailed system performance levels that are achievable with this topology
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PI System configuration details that include product configuration, tuning parameters, and software versions
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Final points and tips for building and testing the topology