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- 07 May 2025
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CloudOps offers a comprehensive list of all installed application services, along with their corresponding executions, logs, and triggers. The user experience is further enhanced through dedicated tabs, offering a streamlined and organized presentation for easy navigation and efficient management of application-related information.
Important References
- To view all the application entities and installed packages, refer to the Marketplace > Dataloop Hub > Actions > Manage Installations.
- Create your application: Dataloop allows you to create applications using codebase, GitHub repo, custom docker image, and via SDK.
- Install Applications: Dataloop allows the installations of applications by allowing them to be hosted and executed on:
- Dataloop's Managed Compute (internal infrastructure)
- External Compute Providers (requires secret credentials to complete the installation)
The CloudOps' tabs' details are explained in the following sections:
Access CloudOps
Roles to Access CloudOps
Only Developer, Annotation Manager, or Owner roles can access the CloudOps.
In the Dataloop left-side menu, select CloudOps. The Classic Applications page is displayed by default.
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- Package: A Package is a collection of static code with a schema that holds all the Modules, functions, and the code base from which they can be taken. Packages are used to build models or deploy services and refer to an entity that is processed using the application technology. Packages can be public, global, or specific to a particular Project and are limited to a maximum size of 100 MB.
- Function: Functions are the basic functional units of application. You can define the functions in the class, and when the service is deployed, you can run any of them. Functions are defined within a module, and multiple functions can be an access point to the application.
- Service: A serverless computing service allows users to run code without the need to manage servers or infrastructure. It can also be conceptualized as a deployed package that serves the code. When provided with the matching input for a function, it runs and returns the output.
- Application: An application is a software that is built using the Function as a Service computing model. In this model, the application's functionality is implemented as individual, independent functions or pieces of code. Each function is designed to perform a specific task and is triggered by events such as user actions, incoming data, or time-based events.