SAS Event Stream Processing Trial

SAS Event Stream Processing (ESP) continuously assesses streaming data, close to its origination and in the Cloud transforming and analyzing in real-time and providing the instruction necessary to know what actions to take, what alerts to issue, and what portions of the data need to be retained for deeper investigation. Streaming data insights are immediately understood and connected to the correct action.

SAS ESP elevates SAS Solutions and our customers’ solutions to include streaming data into deep analytical assessments, case management activity and workflow. Monitoring patterns of interest and detecting new anomalies to be investigated, the product becomes a powerful input engine.  It brings the immediate value of streaming analytics to a host of IoT applications, like asset performance, computer vision, condition-based monitoring, production quality, fraud, compliance, security, etc.  Additionally, it augments existing data management infrastructure by including IoT and other sources of streaming data into core systems and existing operations. The solution extends the use of analytics and collaboration across the enterprise, while optimizing existing IoT investments (SAS, third party, and open source).

The ESP trial environment allows you to explore the capabilities of SAS ESP without the need to install, update, or maintain software or related infrastructure. It includes a number of common use case examples as pre-loaded scenarios for quick start. The ESP trial environment allows you to execute Python commands that interact with our ESP server in a Jupyter Lab environment as well as the opportunity to use our graphical user interfaces (ESP Studio and ESP Streamviewer) to make the interaction with the ESP server easier to setup in a non-programmatic way.

Getting Started Instructions

After selecting the offer, you will be guided through the process of creating a profile that will provide you a link to your trial environment instance. This link will be available for 30 days initially but could be extended for 15 additional days using the trial environment initial page.