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Getting started

Set up Portlane and run your first flux

This guide orients you before you build your first Portlane flux. It stays at the public tier — enough to understand the model and book a qualified demo. Detailed install, security, and API reference live in the customer bundle served from your on-prem Tour de contrôle.

Prerequisites

  • A Linux VM (or bare metal) to install the Portlane Cœur — see Hosting and sizing
  • Network paths from that instance to the source and target systems your flux will touch
  • A git repository for your flux code (portlane-flux) — the Espace client / install bundle provides an empty repository scaffold

Core concepts

TermMeaning
Tour de contrôleOperations console — moteur health, flux status, rejeu, audit
MoteurOne of seven Docker processes in the Portlane chain (apim → … → supervision)
FluxIdentity card (routing, target) plus a pure Python transform, in your portlane-flux repo
CœurDownloadable Portlane product — the full suite of seven moteurs
LicenceSigned entitlement for an Organisation — downloaded from the Espace client
Licence à vieCommercial model: permanent right of use, sold on devis — not seats or metering
ActivationA customer-hosted Portlane instance bound to a Licence
PublishSyncs a flux card into the platform's routing configuration

Run your first flux

  1. Install the Cœur — Run install.sh on your instance; it starts the seven moteurs and the Tour de contrôle.
  2. Author a flux — Declare an identity card and a pure Python transform in portlane-flux.
  3. Deploy — CI builds a worker image with your transform and publishes the routing to your instance.
  4. Verify — Use the Tour de contrôle to confirm the flux ran, without routing payloads through a vendor cloud.

Need a walkthrough?

For a product walkthrough on your own systems, demander un devis on the marketing site.

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