Start from install or run commands
Tutorials begin with the product artifact, container, package, or local command needed to get a service running.
Tutorials
Tutorials that get you to a working result.
Choose a product path, run the commands, verify the outcome, and clean up what the tutorial creates. Readiness labels stay visible so you know which workflows are live, private beta, or alpha.
What Do You Want To Do First?
- ObjectDB S3 Core quickstart
Available
LiveStore and retrieve an object
Install the beta container, run the service locally, create a bucket, put and get an object, verify the payload, and clean up.
- Message Broker stream and queue quickstart
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Private BetaPublish, replay, claim, and ack work
Start from a local broker, create a stream, publish a record, replay it, claim queue work, acknowledge it, inspect the result, and clean up.
- LogDB OTLP ingest and query quickstart
Available
LiveSend telemetry and query it back
Run the local service, send logs or traces through OTLP-compatible input, capture record IDs, query retained records, verify the result, and clean up.
Before You Start
Available
Local environment prerequisitesCheck the baseline tools, optional helpers, and product-specific setup assumptions used by local first-success tutorials.
What To Expect From A Tutorial
Check health before changing data
Each path shows the readiness or health signal to inspect before sending product operations.
Do a meaningful product operation
A tutorial stores, publishes, ingests, queries, or mutates data so the result proves more than page load success.
Verify and clean up
The final steps confirm the expected result and remove tutorial-scoped resources or explain when no persistent state remains.