App Stack User Guide

Overview

The App Stack is an advanced platform for managing, organizing, and monitoring applications in real time. It features a dynamic workflow engine that optimizes database models for efficient data handling and scalability.

Designed for flexibility, it supports no-code workflows for processing vision-language models (VLMs) and large language models (LLMs) while adapting to various hardware setups. Users can customize workflows and parameters, ensuring seamless integration and high performance.

Key Features

1. Active Applications

• Displays currently active applications in the system.
• Each application card provides the following details:
  • Application Name – The official title of the application.
  • Description – A brief summary of its functionality.
  • Resource Consumption – Displays CPU and GPU usage for performance monitoring.
  • Status Indicator – Indicates whether an application is active or inactive.

2. Categorized Applications

Applications are structured into various categories to streamline navigation and organization:

• Vehicle – Applications related to vehicle monitoring and recognition.
• People – Applications focused on human detection and identification.
• Traffic – Applications for traffic monitoring and regulation.
• Face – Face recognition and verification applications.
• Security – Applications designed for surveillance and security management.
• Miscellaneous – Applications that do not fall under the above categories.

Each category displays:

• Total Applications – The number of applications under this category.
• Active Applications – The number of currently active applications.

3. Application Search & Filtering

To facilitate ease of access, the App Stack offers:

• Search Bar – Enables users to locate applications quickly by entering a name or keyword.
• Filter Options – Allows sorting applications based on active or inactive status.
• Expandable Categories – Users can click on a category to expand and view all associated applications.

4. Application Management

• Adding Applications – Users can click the + Add Application button to integrate new applications.
• Native vs. Custom Applications – A toggle feature enables users to switch between native and custom applications for better organization.
• Active Application Monitoring – A real-time counter provides an overview of currently running applications.

5. Status Indicators & Resource Utilization

• Active Status Indicator – Highlights applications that are currently active.
• Inactive Status Indicator – Identifies applications that are not in use.
• CPU/GPU Usage Display – Presents real-time computational resource requirements.

Navigation Guide

1. Accessing the App Stack – Click the App Stack tab in the top navigation menu.
2. Viewing Active Applications – The top section showcases all active applications.
3. Expanding Categories – Click on a category to reveal all applications within it.
4. Searching Applications – Use the search functionality to locate applications efficiently.
5. Managing Applications – Add, monitor, and organize applications through an intuitive interface.

Conclusion

The App Stack is designed to streamline application management by offering categorized organization, real-time monitoring, and structured filtering. Users can efficiently oversee active applications, allocate resources effectively, and optimize their workflows.