Getting Started¶
The quick starts in this section will teach you to install Quine, connect an ingest stream to an event source in your data pipeline, shape events into a graph, inspect your data, and develop business logic using a standing query.
| Guide | Description |
|---|---|
| Quickstart | Start here to walk through the basics and get Quine Enterprise up and running quickly with no fuss. |
| Setup and Installation | Details on how to obtain a license and install Quine Enterprise. |
| Helm Chart Quickstart | Kickstart your Quine Enterprise deployment with our Helm chart quickstart guide, showcasing easy installation, best practices, and real-time analytics. |
| Prometheus and Grafana Monitoring on Kubernetes with Helm | This guide will show you how to configure and deploy Prometheus and Grafana in Kubernetes, to monitor Quine Enterprise, using Helm. |
| Enabling HTTP Basic Authentication in Kubernetes | Enable Basic Authentication using NGINX |
| EKS Authentication | Secure your EKS Helm deployment with authentication |
| Ingest Stream Quickstart | After installing Quine Enterprise, this tutorial walks you through connecting to an event source and forming a streaming graph. |
| Standing Queries Quickstart | Now that you have events streaming into Quine Enterprise, this tutorial teaches you how to put Quine Enterprise to work in your streaming event pipeline. |
| Recipes Quickstart | Quine Enterprise recipes are a convenient way to package together Quine config, graph logic/structure, and exploration UI customizations. |
| Exploration UI | Quine Enterprise’s Exploration UI is an interactive canvas for ad hoc, interactive exploration of your streaming event data. |