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Projects
Our documentation is organized around four closely related projects:Open Data Fabric
ODF is an open protocol spec for exchange and verifiable multi-party processing of data. It’s an independent open-source project. It is included on this website for convenience of cross-referencing with the rest of documentation.Kamu CLI
A powerful command line tool that implements ODF protocol. You can run it on any device to build data pipelines, ingest and explore data, and interact with other nodes on ODF network.Kamu Node
A scalable server implementation of ODF. It’s a set of Kubernetes applications that can be installed in a distributed environment to:- Operate data pipelines
- Verify computations done by other parties
- Execute queries on co-located data
- Provide data via rich set of APIs to applications and smart contracts.
Kamu Web Platform
A front-end application that acts as a window into the ODF network. Think of it as GitHub for data pipelines or Etherscan of ODF. It can be used in multiple setups: from exploring your local Kamu CLI workspace, to managing your distributed Kamu Node deployment, and to interacting with remote nodes in the global ODF network.