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Core Platform
- API Reference Guide
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- How To Video - The Join Activity Pattern
- How To Video Shorts: Calling Procedures by Properties
- How To Video Shorts: SplitByGroup
- How To Video Shorts: The Vantiq API
- How To Video Shorts: The Vantiq IDE
- How To Video Shorts: The Vantiq Version Control System
- IDE User’s Guide
- Resource Reference Guide
- Sharing Resources
- Storage Managers Reference Guide
- Transformations
- VAIL Reference Guide
- Web-Based APIs
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Concepts & Architecture
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Developer Guides
- VANTIQ Developers Guide - Introduction to Intelligence in VANTIQ Applications
- VANTIQ Developers Guide Series – Server Development Standards
- VANTIQ Developers Guide Series – Client Builder Development Standards
- VANTIQ Developers Guide Series - Designing VANTIQ Applications
- VANTIQ Developers Guide Series - Introduction to VANTIQ Development
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AI & GenAI
- Agents
- Conversation
- Create a MCP Server in a Vantiq Project
- GenAI Builder Guide
- GenAI Builder Tools
- GenAI Builder Tutorial
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- How To Video Shorts - LLM Playground
- How To Video Shorts: AI Tools (Functions)
- How To Video Shorts: Multi-Modal Example
- How To Video Shorts: Using Generative AI in Applications
- How-To Videos: AI Design Model Assistant
- How-To Videos: AI Documentation Search
- LLM Reference Guide
- Managing AI Conversation
- Open Inference
- Open Inference Guide
- Semantic Search Guide
- Streaming AI Output
- Supporting Semantic Search
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Collaboration
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Client Development
- Client Builder
- Client Builder Reference Guide
- Client Builder User’s Guide
- Client Components
- Client Components User's Guide
- Client Styling User’s Guide
- Client to Component Conversaion
- Dynamic Client Content
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- Floor Plan
- How To Video Shorts: Client Layouts
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Operations, Deployment & Admin
- Administrators Reference Guide
- CLI Reference Guide
- Deployment
- Deployment Reference Guide
- Deployment Tool User’s Guide
- Diagnosing Faults and Scalability Issues In Vantiq Applications
- Discovering Current Session Information
- External Lifecycle Management Guide
- How To Video Shorts: Invite Other Users to Your Namespace
- How To Videos: Secrets
- Monitoring with Grafana
- Production Applications Best Practices
- Reliable Messaging Guide
- Security Secrets
- User and Namespace Administration
- Vantiq Edge Reference Guide
- Workload Management
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External Sources & Integrations
- AMQP Reference Guide
- CHATBOT Reference Guide
- Email Reference Guide
- Enterprise Connectors Reference Guide
- External Sources Reference Guide
- Google Cloud Pub/Sub Reference Guide
- How To Video Shorts: How to Create a Built-In Source
- Image Processing Guide
- KAFKA Reference Guide
- MQTT Reference Guide
- Push Notification Reference Guide
- Remote Reference Guide
- SMS Reference Guide
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- Using the Video Sources
- Video Reference Guide
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Vantiq Secrets
Secrets in Vantiq are storage containers for sensitive information.
To create a secret, go to the NAV bar and choose Administer Advanced Secrets.
Choose the + at the top of the Secrets pane and in the new secret pane, supply a name, optional description, and the value you want there.
Once stored, the value will never be visible again.
Alternatively, when adding a large language model or source to the project, there are drop down options to select an existing model for use or to create one.
From there, using secrets anywhere within the same project is easy.
Tools that routinely use secrets invariably provide drop down choices for developers to select or create the desired secret.
Within VAIL Code, secrets are referenced as @Secrets and the name of the secret in parentheses, thus referencing the secret without revealing its value.
Finally, bear in mind that secrets are never exported to other projects.
This is an important security feature.
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