UNS OpenHub
Documentation
Start with a local installation, run the demo, then learn how to manage services and their shared vocabulary. For version-specific commands, use the README included with your Runtime.
Start
Get started
Install the Runtime and prepare the first controller.
- Install UNS OpenHub RuntimeRequirements, platform commands, and the version-matched guide.
- Complete first-time setupInfrastructure checks, signing keys, the first administrator, and the initial solution profile.
- Run the demo and explore measurementsVideo: deploy the Archiver, API, and hot-rolling simulator, then inspect furnace temperatures.
- Upgrade an existing RuntimeBootstrap upgrade commands, downtime, retained configuration, and recovery limits.
Explanation
Understand the model
Learn how namespace placement, stable identity, Schema, and history fit together.
- What is a Unified Namespace (UNS)?MQTT, shared context, stable identity, history, and relationships.
- How Schema worksProfiles and reviewed profile changes, tenant customizations, service contracts, and MQTT observations in one governed vocabulary.
- Technical articlesWorked examples from manufacturing and cultural heritage, plus guidance on when a UNS is useful.
How-to guides
Administer the Runtime
Use the same public task guides linked from the Controller's Help actions.
- Browse all administrator guidesGetting-started and Schema guidance in one directory.
- Create an object typeDefine a reusable template for a class of objects.
- Create a relationship ruleDescribe how object types may connect.
- Create an attribute typeDefine reusable value shape and presentation.
- Create a measurement unitAdd unit metadata for compatible attributes.
Reference
Build and extend
Use the official discovery contract and public SDKs to connect services safely.