Overview
High-level overview of the Texera architecture, core concepts, and use cases.
Welcome to the Texera Documentation Portal! This is your central hub for understanding, deploying, and contributing to the Texera platform.
Texera is an open-source data analytics and workflow management system. Use the sections below to find what you’re looking for.
New to Texera? Start here to set up your environment, install dependencies, and explore deployment options (Docker, AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, or Single Node).
Learn by doing. Explore step-by-step guides on how to use the UI, create datasets, manage workflows, and operate advanced features like Python UDFs and LLM integrations.
Deep dive into the theoretical framework behind Texera. Learn about Operators, Workflows, scalable execution, and how the core architecture hums under the hood.
Want to build out Texera? Find resources on setting up a local microservice development environment, writing Java or Python operators, navigating making contributions, and understanding our code standards.
Explore reference materials, past GUI screenshots, example workflows, and API specifications.
Don’t know where to begin? Head over to the Overview to read the pitch on why you should use Texera, who it’s built for, and how the architecture works at a high level.
High-level overview of the Texera architecture, core concepts, and use cases.
Quick start guide for running Texera and accessing it through the browser.
Overview of the key ideas and components behind Texera. This section introduces core concepts that help users and contributors understand how Texera works.
Step-by-step guides for building workflows and applications with Texera.
In-depth technical and configuration references for Texera’s components and environment.
How to contribute to Texera code and documentation.
Comprehensive guide to Texera’s security model, user roles, access control, and vulnerability reporting
Explore example workflows and applications built with Texera.
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