📄️ Configuring ApertureDB
ApertureDB uses a configuration file (following a JSON format) that can be specified when starting the server using the “-cfg” flag:
📄️ Deployment
You can deploy ApertureDB on your own host or Kubernetes cluster using three packages published on Docker Hub. Choose the package that matches how you manage your infrastructure, then follow its installation guide.
📄️ Deprecations
Use this page when updating an existing application or deployment. The command reference and examples describe the current API. The lists below distinguish compatibility syntax that still works from features that have been removed. GetApiSchema describes the current API and omits deprecated commands and syntax, even when the server still accepts them for compatibility.
🗃️ Deployment guides
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📄️ ReleaseNotes
Customer-facing changes in ApertureDB, starting with version 0.19.7. Releases are listed newest first. Links point to the current documentation; older releases may use different parameters or response formats. For deprecated features, removed syntax, and upgrade instructions, see Deprecations and migrations.
📄️ Distributed ApertureDB
In this section, we describe
📄️ Enterprise Features
Monitoring and Logging
📄️ Frequently Asked Questions
ApertureData offers a purpose-built database, ApertureDB, for multimodal data such as images, videos, feature vectors, and associated metadata including annotations.
📄️ Troubleshooting
- Join our slack channel