Glossary
Find below the most important qibb terms and their respective meanings.
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App | An app is a microservice which is deployed and managed by qibb. An app typically provides a user interface or application programming interface. Apps are deployed on top of spaces. |
App Catalog | The App Catalog offers a collection of apps that can be deployed within a space. |
Cluster | A cluster is a group of distributed computing nodes. It combines their computing power, memory & storage into one entity. |
Flow | A flow is a set of nodes that process data in sequence. |
Flow Catalog | The Flow Catalog offers pre-built flows that can be easily imported and customized in your projects. |
Flow Editor |
The Flow Editor is the user interface of the Flow App, providing tools for creating and debugging flows. |
Node | Nodes are the building blocks and third-party integrations for your flow. |
Node Catalog | The Node Catalog offers various integrations to third-party systems that can be easily installed into your flow. |
Portal | The Portal serves as the primary user interface and entry point for qibb users. |
Secret | Secrets refer to sensitive parameters, like API keys or user credentials, that can be stored and managed in qibb’s Secret Manager. |
Space | Spaces are virtual environments for apps. They can be used to organize apps in multiple ways, such as in projects, environments, or teams. |