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Vantiq Modelo
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Vantiq Modelo is an Enterprise HP aPaaS – a High Productivity Application platform as a service (aPaaS) solution for the development, deployment, and execution of real-time event-driven enterprise applications. It provides “low code” and “no-code” rapid application development (RAD) features to enable high productivity.
Modelo is targeted at application developers building real-time event-driven applications – such as with industrial IoT, consumer IoT, AI applications involving machine learning (ML), neural networks, AR/VR, etc.
With Modelo 3.0, the real-time platform extends from Cloud-to-Edge, with connectivity to ‘edge/gateway’ devices extending to last-mile micro-edge devices.
Modelo includes the following Editions:
- Cloud Edition: For Vantiq cloud
- Server Edition: For client-hosted on-prem/private cloud
- Edge Edition: For Edge “gateway devices”
- Micro Edition: For “edge of edge” Micro-devices
Modelo has 3 key components
- Real-time, Event-centric Secure, Elastic, Scalable Application Platform
- Low-code & No-code Powerful Productivity Tools
- Optimized Deployment on the Cloud, Edge, and on-premise
Real-time Event-centric Application Platform built on a “Reactive framework”
Vantiq Modelo is implemented on a Reactive framework. Modelo supports design and run-time for applications serving billions of business events. Its distributed, multi-tenant core is portable across cloud (public and private), data center, and edge. It is highly available, leveraging Reactive event processing for scalability. It is clusterable and replicated for simple scaling and fault tolerance.
Low-code & No-code Powerful Productivity Tools
Vantiq tooling supports visual declaration of components to generate applications, plus high-level scripting for more complex elements of Real-time Business Applications not suited to visual development. It provides all the benefits of an event-based architecture and Reactive programming, but only requires an understanding of JavaScript and SQL. These low-code tools include System Modeler, Client Builder, App Builder, Collaboration Builder, and more.
Integration with external systems is enabled through Vantiq Enterprise Connectors. Vantiq IDE supports 2 entry points – one for designing and developing applications and the other for deploying/monitoring the application (Development and Operations entry points).
High Productivity graphical tools include:
Optimized Deployment on the Cloud, Edge, and on-premise
Vantiq allows an arbitrary topology of an unlimited number of nodes across a distributed environment. Nodes can be peered horizontally to provide more processing power. When the volume of data collected is too great to upload it for centralized processing or when low latency is required, nodes can be arranged in a tree structure to handle the processing close to the data at the edge. The ability to cluster nodes horizontally not just for scale but failover ensures mission critical availability. Since any artifact in the system can be changed dynamically, available nodes can take over or new nodes can be launched in case of a failure.
Using the Documentation
The documentation provides a number of fully worked examples as well as descriptions of each Vantiq feature and the details necessary to use the feature effectively.
We recommend starting with the tutorials that contain fully worked example automation systems:
- Overview
- Sources
- Analytics
- System Modeler
- Image Mapping
- Debugging
- Collaborations
- Client Builder
- Natural Language Processing
- User and Namespace Administration
- Deployment
The API Reference Guide and the Resource Reference Guide contain detailed information on the available resources and the structure of the REST API for accessing the resources. The Rule and Procedure Reference Guide describes all the features available for creating rules to ingest data, identify situations, and produce actions and notifications.
The resources can also be accessed from the Vantiq IDE and from the Vantiq CLI Reference Guide.
The integration of external sources and systems is documented in the Source Overview.
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Getting Started
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- Advanced Collaborations
- Analytics
- App Components
- Assemblies
- Catalogs Tutorial
- Client Builder
- Client Components
- Deployment Tutorial
- Floor Plan
- Introduction to Collaboration
- Natural Language Tutorial
- Sources
- Stateful Services
- System Modeler
- Testing the Debugging Tutorial
- Testing the Introductory Tutorial
- Testing the Source Tutorial
- User and Namespace Administration
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Product Documentation
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- Accessing Documents
- Automatic Document Caching
- Client Resources
- Client Startup
- Control Widgets in the "Views" Portion of Client Builder
- Controllers
- Creating A Client
- Data Objects
- Data Stream Widgets in the “Views” Portion of Client Builder
- Data Streams
- Debugging
- Field Validation
- Introduction
- Launching Clients from a browser
- Layout Widgets in the “Views” Portion of Client Builder
- Localizing Clients
- Navigation Between Pages
- Offline Operation
- On Start Events
- Public Clients
- Server Requests
- Terminating The Client
- The Client Builder Concepts
- The Client Builder's Canvas Section
- The Client Builder's Control Dock
- The Client Builder's Palette Area
- The Client Builder's Slideout Section
- Uploading data to the Server
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- Accessing Namespaces in the Organization
- Active Resource Control Center
- Adding a New User to an Organization
- Adding a New User to the Application Namespace
- Administrators' Concepts and Terminology
- Authorizing Users to Access the Application
- Creating a Developer Namespace for the Organization Administrator
- Creating a New Application Namespace
- Creating Resources for New Namespaces
- Custom User Invites
- Deploying the GenAI Flow Service Connector
- Developer Tasks
- Handling Administrators Leaving
- Related Configuration
- Removing Namespace Administrators
- Self-Administration Tasks
- System Administration Tasks
- Viewing Lists of Users
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- Deploy Results Tab
- Deploying the same application to different environments
- Deployment
- Deployment Tool - Introduction
- Environment
- Environment Tab
- Node
- Project Partitions
- Redeploy On A Failed Node
- Reliable Deployment
- Settings Tab
- The Graph View
- The Tree View
- Undeploy
- Update Partitions
- Verify Application After Deployment
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- CheckedInsert/CheckedUpsert Command
- Command Line Options
- Delete Command
- Execute Command
- Export Command
- Find Command
- Help Command
- Import Command
- Insert Command
- Installation - Prerequisites
- Installation - Profile
- List Command
- Load Command
- Recommend Command
- Run Command
- Select Command
- Stop Command
- The Vantiq Command Line Interface (CLI) - Overview
- Upsert Command
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- App Execution Dashboard
- App With Split Dashboard
- Dashboard Navigation Bar
- Deprecated Dashboards
- Event Processing Dashboard
- General Dashboard Behavior
- Getting Started with Grafana
- Grafana Usage
- Monitoring Namespaces with Grafana
- Most Commonly Used Dashboards
- Namespace Monitoring Dashboards
- Organization Level Behavior
- Procedure and Rule Execution Dashboards
- Profiling Dashboards
- Reliable Event Dashboard
- Resource Usage Dashboard
- Service Execution Dashboard
- Service Handler Dashboard
- Source Activity Dashboard
- Storage Manager Dashboard
- Tensorflow Model Dashboard
- Type Storage Dashboard
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- Access to a Kubernetes Cluster
- Creating a K8s Cluster
- Delayed Processing
- Deploying K8s Installations to a Kubernetes Cluster
- Deploying the K8s Worker
- External Lifecycle Management Guide - Overview
- K8s Worker
- Kubernetes Components of a K8s Installation
- Kubernetes Namespaces
- Loading Images into a Kubernetes Cluster
- Managing K8s Installations
- Other Configuration Options
- System View
- Use of the self Cluster
- Using a Kubernetes Cluster
- Using Templates to Deploy the K8s Worker
- Vantiq Namespaces
- Verify Installation
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- Changing the System Password
- Creating a GenAIFlowService Service Connector
- Creating a New Organization and Namespace
- Deployment Methods
- Docker Deployment
- Edge Installation Management
- Edge Vision Server
- Executable JAR Deployment
- MongoDB
- Requirements
- Running the Vantiq Executable
- Setting the default LLMs API key
- Setting Up Vantiq Edge
- Vantiq Edge Reference Guide - Overview
- Vantiq Edge Self Node
- Windows bat file
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- Additional Buffer Semantics
- Applicability
- auditFrequency Quota
- Background
- Default Quotas
- Detailed Credit Quotas
- errorBreaker Quota
- errorReportingFrequency Quota
- Execution Credit Quota
- Execution Credit Quota - Diagnostics
- Execution Credit Quota - Mitigation
- Execution Rate Quota
- Execution Rate Quota - Diagnostics
- Execution Rate Quota - Mitigations
- executionTime Quota
- k8sResources Quota
- Quota Interactions
- receiveMessage Quota
- receiveMessage Quota - Diagnostics
- receiveMessage Quota - Mitigation
- reservedGroups Quota
- stackDepth Quota
- Stream Quota
- Terminology
- Workload Management
- Workload Management Conceptual Model
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- Advanced Use Cases
- Data Manipulation
- Defining Types
- Discovery from External Data Store
- Error Handling
- Installation and Use
- Native Language Implementation
- Restricting Capabilities
- Service Connectors
- Storage Manager Assembly Contents
- Storage Manager Service API
- Storage Manager Transactions
- Storage Managers - Introduction
- Transaction Support
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- App Pane
- Autopsies
- Defining a Run Policy
- Defining a Test Suite - Properties
- Defining an Input
- Defining an Output
- Error Pane
- Integration Tests
- Populate Testing Namespace With Data
- Procedure Pane
- Rule Pane
- Running a Test in the IDE
- Running a Test through the REST Interface
- Source Mocking For Tests
- Unit Tests
- Vantiq Testing Reference Guide - Introduction
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- Assembly Configs
- Audits
- Catalog Members
- Catalogs
- Debug Configs
- Delegated Requests
- Documents
- Event Generators
- Groups
- Images
- K8s Clusters
- K8s Installations
- K8s Workitems
- LLMs
- Logs
- Namespaces
- Nodes
- Organizations
- Procedures
- Profiles
- Projects
- Resource Definition
- Resource Events
- Resource Relationship Model
- Resource Security Model
- Rules
- Scheduled Events
- Secrets
- Semantic Indexes
- Service Connectors
- Services
- Sources
- StorageManagers
- TensorFlowModels
- Test Reports
- Test Suites
- Tests
- Tokens
- Topics
- TrackingRegions
- Types
- Users
- Vantiq Resources
- Videos
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- Before Rules
- Built-In Services
- Data Manipulation
- Data Model Declarations
- Declaring Packages
- Defining Remote Connections
- Distributed Processing
- Error Handling
- Event Sending
- External State
- Flow Control
- General Use Procedures
- In-Memory State Management
- Iteration
- Logging
- Operators
- Package Scoping and Name Resolution
- Packages
- Packages
- Persistent State
- Procedure Execution
- Procedures
- PROCESSED BY Clause
- Resource Definition
- RETURN
- Rules
- Services
- Syntax
- Type Specific Procedures
- VAIL Declarations
- VAIL Types
- Variables
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- How To Video Shorts: Client Layouts
- How To Video Shorts: AI Functions
- How To Video Shorts: Analytics and ComputeStatistics
- How To Video Shorts: Calling Procedures by Properties
- How To Video Shorts: Client CSS
- How To Video Shorts: Invite Other Users to Your Namespace
- 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
- How To Video Shorts: Using Generative AI in Applications
- How-To Video Shorts: Managing AI Conversations
- How-To Videos: AI Design Model Assistant
- How-To Videos: AI Documentation Search
- Production Applications Best Practices