Upload and Retrieve Data with Viam's Data Client API
Use the data client API to upload and retrieve data directly to the Viam app.
Tag: Cloud
Work with ML Training Jobs with Viam's ML Training API
Use the ML training client API to manage ML training jobs taking place in Viam’s cloud app.
Data Management Service
Configure the data management service to capture data from your components and services and sync it to the cloud.
Configuration Fragments
Use fragments to configure many machines at the same time.
Manage Machines
A machine is an organizational concept, consisting of either one or multiple parts working closely together to complete tasks.
Manage Your Fleet with Viam's Fleet Management API
Use the fleet management API with Viam’s client SDKs to manage your machine fleet with code.
Manage Locations and Sub-locations
A location is a virtual grouping of machines that allows you to organize machines and manage access to your fleets.
Manage Organizations
An organization is a group of one or more locations that helps you organize and manage access to your fleet.
Datasets
Label data and create datasets for managing data and creating machine learning models.
Role-Based Access Control
Fleet and data management permissions.
Account Management
Log in and out of your Viam account.
Retrieve billing information with Viam's Billing Client API
Use the billing client API to retrieve billing information from the Viam app.
Monitor machine performance metrics
Capture and sync data about your machines’ performance.
Cloud Organization Hierarchy
Configure, control, debug, and manage your machines from the cloud at app.viam.com on your own or with a team.
Payment and billing
An overview of the Payments & Billing page.
Export data
Download data from the Viam app using the data client API or the Viam CLI.
Upload a batch of data
Upload data to the Viam app from your local computer or mobile device using the data client API, Viam CLI, or Viam mobile app.
Conditional cloud sync
Trigger cloud sync to sync captured data when custom conditions are met.