Welcome to Galore documentation!
Our Galore documentation page includes all the documentation and sample codes. Everything from SDK, to sample codes.
Galore is native to Kognifai and many Kognifai applications leverage Galore capabilities for storage because it is one of the storage system. The major Components of the Galore system are:
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Measurement aka vector streams aka time series.
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StateEvent streams aka Alarms&Events.
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Sample set streams.
We will explore the capabilities of these services in more details later.
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A query service that allows simple and complex (historical and real-time combined) queries using the TQL functional query language.
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A calculation service that allows simple and complex creation of new streams (with history stored) using the TQL functional query language.
These services are accessible by end user applications and other services through REST APIs, Signal R and WCF services.
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Client libraries (C# and javascript/typescript) can be leveraged by end user applications.
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General Tools for configuring the system.
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General Tools for exploring data, stored by the system.
A number of services is used for storing, retrieving and processing data. Here are the quick links to access the most important services.
| Topic | Link | Description |
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| Galore Asset Model | Galore Asset Model | The Galore Asset Model is a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG). |
| Streams | Streams | Galore uses a stream abstraction to allow access to both real-time and historical data. |
| TQL Syntax | TQL Syntax | TQL defines a functional pipeline. |
| Node Selector | Node Selector | The node selector is an expression for selecting one or more nodes from the Galore. |
| Pipeline Operations | Pipeline Operations | Operations that can be performed in pipeline are described in this topic. |
In order to get a better overview of the Galore capabilities in a simplified case study, click here.
Read the copyright information and terms and conditions for Usage and Development of the software here.