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A critical vulnerability has been identified in a third-party code library known as log4j. This vulnerability has significant impacts on affected systems and therefore action must be taken to mitigate and permanently remediate the vulnerability. The Cloud Portal team has created the following plan to first isolate affected systems, and then patch to remove the vulnerable code.

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The MICE Power Grid app monitors and displays key data for all the major components of a statewide electrical power grid. From generator output to consumer usage, use ThingWorx to track these critical stats in one convenient place.

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This new guide will introduce the ThingWorx Mashup Builder through the use of a convenient instructional video.

Following the steps in this video-guide, you will learn how to use Mashup Builder to create a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for your IoT Application.

We'll teach you how to rapidly create and update a Mashup, which is a custom visualization built to display data from devices according to your application's business and technical requirements.

Start Building Your UI

In this new guide, you'll learn how to alert factory personnel when monitored equipment properties are outside of normal operating conditions – in this case, a commercial freezer that has become too warm.

You'll define an asset and set thresholds to trigger when an alert is sent, and use your Twilio account credentials to send text messages to any mobile phone number.

Learn How to Set Up Alerts

This new guide will introduce you to the principles of ThingWorx Foundation by creating a working web application, guided by a convenient video.

Following the steps in this guide, you will create the building blocks of your first application for the Internet of Things (IoT). You will use ThingWorx Composer to create Thing Templates, which are then used to create Things that model the application domain. A simulator is imported to generate time-series data that is saved to a Value Stream.

After modeling the application in ThingWorx Composer, you'll use Mashup Builder to create the web application Graphical User Interface (GUI).

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Dive head-first into our leading industrial IoT platform with ThingWorx Demos. In these interactive apps, you’ll see how ThingWorx collects, displays, and analyzes data from a variety of sources in real time.

Built for a food service company, our first demo exemplifies just some of the diverse utility you can leverage using ThingWorx. See how Fizos Foods tracks sales revenue, delivery metrics, and personnel data all on one platform.

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The ThingWorx Developer Portal has been updated to improve to help developers access some of the most requested content. The ThingWorx Foundation REST API is now easier than ever to try out with a new dynamic API explorer tool. This new tool new along with the downloads for our AlwaysOn SDKs are now easily available from every page of the Develpoper Portal.

It is easy to view the core REST API calls that: create new Things, update Properties of existing Things, and return the current value of a Property

The ThingWorx Developer Portal is the go-to source for ThingWorx developers and users to learn how to use ThingWorx solutions, get up and running quickly, and continue to build knowledge and enhance their skillsets.

To enable users to better identify learning objectives and reduce time to proficiency, the Developer Portal has introduced Learning Paths, providing learners with step-by-step guidance through a comprehensive learning journey. Each path comprises a curated list of guides to teach related skills efficiently from start to finish and is defined by role, objective, or technology.

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