Nextmv is a DecisionOps platform built for developers. It is a set of tools for building, testing, deploying, and operating decision models. The Nextmv Platform is built around various components:
- CLI: a command line interface for workflow management.
- Cloud: a cloud service for hosting and running decision models, including experiments and tests.
- Console: a web-based console for managing your apps, viewing results and collaborating.
- Python SDK: Python libraries for modeling, optimization, and communicating with Nextmv Cloud.
- Community apps: pre-built decision apps for common use cases.
These components are fully integrated to make it quick and seamless to deploy decision apps to production-ready infrastructure and manage different developer operation workflows.
The tutorials in this section will get you started with Nextmv. After you complete them, you will have a pretty good lay of the land when it comes to Nextmv Platform.
The tutorials may be completed in any order. Each tutorial is self-contained and has all the instructions needed to complete it.
Here is the list of tutorials:
| Tutorial | Description | Language | Components |
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| Connect your model - Python SDK | Bring an external model to the Nextmv Platform with Python. | Python | Python SDK Console |
| Connect your model - CLI | Bring an external model to the Nextmv Platform with the CLI. | C++ Java | CLI Console |
| Explore new model - CLI | Explore new decision models and the Nextmv Platform with community apps and the CLI. |
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| Free local experience | Run Nextmv applications locally for free. | Python | Python SDK |
There might be some overlap between the tutorials as they might be exploring similar concepts or using the same tool. However, each tutorial brings independent knowledge of the Nextmv Platform.