WebDAV

WebDAV is a set of extensions to HTTP, which allows user agents to collaboratively author contents directly in an HTTP web server by providing facilities for concurrency control and namespace operations. Time series data can be sent via a WebDAV client to Senseye’s WebDAV endpoint (https://webdav.senseye.io). Senseye will consume the files and store the data within Senseye’s time series database.

Connecting to Senseye's WebDAV Endpoint¶

Senseye's WebDAV Endpoint is hosted at webdav.senseye.io. Connections to the endpoint are over TLS.

To use the endpoint, clients will need Senseye to generate a username and password.

WebDAV¶

Senseye's WebDAV Endpoint supports multi-tenancy, so when Senseye sets up your tenant, they'll be able to give you a specific url to direct your WebDAV requests to, for example: webdav.senseye.io/webdav/a-tenant-name

NOTE: There will be one tenant set up per data format, for example: if tenant-1 wanted to send csv's and json, you'd have to ask for two tenants to be set up: 1. csv - webdav.senseye.io/webdav/tenant-1-csv 2. json - webdav.senseye.io/webdav/tenant-1-json

Data should be sent in our one of our standard formats. For time series data, these are CSV, JSON, or Parquet. For vibration data, these are Waveform CSV/JSON or Spectrum CSV/JSON. See their respective pages for more information on the structure we expect. We can also support custom data formats - please contact support for more information.