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Tensor9

Tensor9 Overview
What is Tensor9?
Frequently Asked Questions

Getting Started

Quick start: Terraform/OpenTofu
Quick start: Docker Container
Quick start: Docker Compose
Quick start: CloudFormation

How It Works

How Tensor9 works
Key Concepts
Your Control Plane
Customer Appliances

Deploying

Installing Tensor9
Origin Stacks
Deployments
Artifacts
Delivering Artifacts to Git
Testing
Stack Audit
Deploying with Atlantis or Spacelift

Your Customer's Environment

Amazon Web Services
Google Cloud
Microsoft Azure
Private Kubernetes
On-Prem & Bare Metal

Service Adapters

How Service Adapters Work
Service Catalog

Auto-Customizations

How Auto-Customization Works
Ingress Control
Controller Connectivity

Security

Security Model
Permissions Model
Connection Security
Secrets

Connectivity & Networking

Connectivity
Endpoints, DNS, and Load Balancing

Observability & Operations

Observability
Configuring Observability

tensor9 CLI

Install tensor9 CLI
Common Workflows
CLI Reference

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Tensor9 home page

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Available on AWS only

Lake Formation

AWS Lake Formation. Grants and enforces database, table, column and row level permissions over Glue catalog data in S3 for engines like Athena and Redshift.

Lake Formation is available on AWS only. Service Catalog.

Runs Apache Flink stream processing applications, with AWS handling the job cluster, checkpoints to S3 and parallelism scaling.

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