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Version: 2.6

Reaktor Deployment

When you want to deploy a Reaktor, there are two options.

  1. Install an exisitng Reaktor from the App Store
  2. Publish a custom Reaktor and deploy it

Install from App Store​

Head to App Store and install an App from the available options.

App Store

After installing, you can find it in the Reaktor AI Engine under Apps. Here you can see the version of your App, options to download it for local adjustments, and the option to deploy one of the Reaktors from the App.

App Apps

Apps are like packages for multiple Reaktors, but can also include just a single one.

App Location

Click on Deploy and enter a name for your Deployment.

App Deployment

After that, you will be redirected to your new deployment, which looks like this:

App Settings

Here you can customize the settings for your Reaktor and test it using execute.

You can find your active Deployments in Reaktor AI Engine > Deployments.

App Sidebar 1

Deploy custom Reaktor​

First, you'll need a template from the Operaide platform. For this, we will soon offer blank templates. For now, you can install and download a simple Reaktor from the App store.

Template Overview

After downloading it, open the folder in your IDE and build your Reaktor as describes in our guides, for example the comprehensive guide on building Reaktors and Aktors.

Run npm install first to install the necessary dependencies

After finishing your Reaktor, you can test it using npm run deploy-watch. This will upload your new Reaktor into the Apps tab in the Reaktor AI Engine.

App Location

After deploying this new Reaktor using Deploy, you can execute it or use it in Elara, depending on the type of Reaktor you built.

If everything works fine, you can publish your Reaktor to your own registry using npm publish. This will publish the Reaktor into the defined registry under the .npmrc file, which is automatically set after downloading it.

Building UIs for Your Reaktors​

If your Reaktor includes a web-based user interface, see the Building Reaktor Apps with Web UIs guide for detailed instructions on:

  • Organizing files in the public/ directory
  • Using external CDN resources (Bootstrap, fonts, etc.)
  • Configuring Content Security Policy
  • Calling aktor endpoints from your UI