Magistrala stories

Connectivity in practice / Nokia

Connecting live datato new possibilities.

Magistrala connectors bring real-time MQTT data streams into Nokia’s Data Marketplace.

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The engineering context

Useful data startswith a connection.

Data marketplaces give organisations a way to share information across business boundaries. For connected systems, part of that information arrives continuously: messages from devices, sensors, and operational infrastructure.

Our work with Nokia’s Data Marketplace connects those real-time MQTT streams through Magistrala connectors, supporting the flow of IoT data into a wider data-sharing environment.

A view of the system

Connections that
make the work possible.

A conceptual view of the use case.

  1. 01 / Data sources

    Connected devices

    Real-time MQTT streams

  2. 02 / Connectivity

    Magistrala

    Marketplace connectors

  3. 03 / Data exchange

    Nokia Data Marketplace

    Sharing and monetisation

The setting

Nokia’s Data Marketplace was introduced to support trusted exchange of data and AI models between organisations.

The connection

Magistrala connectors provide the link for real-time MQTT IoT data streams.

The purpose

Make connected-system data available within the marketplace’s data-sharing and monetisation workflows.

The primary source

About Nokia Data Marketplace

Nokia’s launch announcement explains the marketplace’s purpose, data-sharing model, and industry context.

Read Nokia’s announcement

Explore the platform

Magistrala

Discover the connectivity platform in our current product portfolio.

Another perspective / Intel

A historical example of metering at the edge.

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