GatewayRuntime Web Manual

GatewayRuntime Web is used for runtime monitoring, collection configuration, data forwarding, alarms, logs, rules, system settings, certificates, scripts, custom nodes, users, roles, and menus.

Login and Overview

The overview page shows runtime health, memory, channel/device/variable counts, alarms, and recent activity. Use it as the first page to verify whether the runtime is healthy after project changes.

Collection Configuration

Object	Description
Channel	Communication connection, such as TCP, serial, OPC, or protocol-specific connection.
Device	Physical or logical collection target. The resource panel groups devices by channel; plugins that only support Other channel type may create devices without a channel.
Variable	Data point under a device.

Device Debug and Test Data

Device debug is opened from "Collection configuration > Device view > select device > Details > Debug". The "Test data" menu creates demo channels/devices/variables; it is not the device debug entry.

Data Forwarding

Object	Description
Forwarding group	Defines variable range, trigger mode, batching, and filtering.
Forwarding target	Defines destination plugin and connection parameters. The target list shows the selected forwarding group before target operations.
Target variable properties	Per-variable mapping or override for a target. In manual range mode, add the variable to the group before configuring target variable properties.
Debug	Validate MQTT, Kafka, RabbitMQ, server status, or publish behavior.

Logs, Alarms, Rules, and Settings

Use logs to verify communication errors, forwarding errors, SQL logs, operation records, and RPC logs. Use settings for runtime-level control, network, alarm, time, and ping-related configuration.

Administration

Manage users, roles, menu permissions, certificates, scripts, custom nodes, plugins, and cluster nodes according to operational ownership.