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You can get data for use in Fabric Activator from many sources. This article describes how to get data from eventstreams.
If you have real-time streaming data in Fabric eventstreams, connect it to Activator. This article explains how.
Here's an example of an event that meets these criteria:
{
"PackageID": "PKG123",
"Temperature": 25
}
In this example, PackageID is the unique ID.
You can connect your eventstream item to Activator in one of two ways:
If you don't have your own eventstream, Microsoft supplies a sample eventstream named Bicycles.
To open the sample, select Create from the nav pane.
Scroll down to Real-Time intelligence and select Eventstream.
Name the eventstream and select Use sample data.
Name the source and select Add.
Add a destination to your eventstream item, of type Activator
In the right pane, select an existing Activator item, or make a new one, then select Save.
Open your Activator item. See the data flowing from your eventstream item in the data pane.
Once you connect your eventstream item to Activator, the next step is to assign your data to some objects. To assign your data, follow the steps described in the Assign data to objects in Activator article.
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