GridProtectionAlliance / openHistorian

The Open Source Time-Series Data Historian
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openHistorian

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The openHistorian is a back office system designed to efficiently integrate and archive process control data, e.g., SCADA, synchrophasor, digital fault recorder or any other time-series data used to support process operations.

The openHistorian is optimized to store and retrieve large volumes of time-series data quickly and efficiently, including high-resolution sub-second information that is measured very rapidly, e.g., many thousands of times per second.

openHistorian Web Interface

Overview

The openHistorian 2 is built using the GSF SNAPdb Engine - a key/value pair archiving technology developed to significantly improve the ability to archive extremely large volumes of real-time streaming data and directly serve the data to consuming applications and systems.

Through use of the SNAPdb Engine, the openHistorian inherits very fast performance with very low lag-time for data insertion. The openHistorian 2 is a time-series implementation of the SNABdb engine where the "key" is a tuple of time and measurement ID, and the "value" is the stored data - which can be most any data type and associated flags.

The system comes with a high-speed API that interacts with an in-memory cache for very high speed extraction of near real-time data. The archive files produced by the openHistorian are ACID Compliant which create a very durable and consistent file structure that is resistant to data corruption. Internally the data structure is based on a B+ Tree that allows out-of-order data insertion.

The openHistorian service also hosts the GSF Time-Series Library (TSL), creating an ideal platform for integrating streaming time-series data processing in real-time:

openHistorian Overview

Three utilities are currently available to assist in using the openHistorian 2. They are automatically installed alongside openHistorian.

Where openHistorian Fits In: Where it fits in

Documentation and Support

Deployment

For detailed instructions on deploying the openHistorian, see the installation guide

  1. Make sure your system meets all the requirements below.
    • Choose a download below.
    • Unzip, if necessary.
    • Run openHistorianSetup.msi.
    • Follow the wizard.
    • Enjoy.

Requirements

* Not recommended for large deployments.

Downloads

Contributing

If you would like to contribute please:

License

openHistorian is licensed under the MIT License.