Key features in v1.7.0

DESP Tenancy service integration & Namespace concept

DeltaTwin® now integrates with the DestinE Platform Tenancy service, that enables a group of DestinE users to access and manage upgraded platform resources and ease the cooperation between them.

In this scope, DeltaTwin® is introducing the concept of Namespaces.

A namespace is an isolated collaborative environment shared among the members of a DESP Tenancy project. This makes it possible for a group of users — typically an organisation — to share DeltaTwin® resources and work together efficiently.

Each user is automatically assigned to a namespace at login:

• Free DestinE users get a private namespace with default resources (10 daily runs, 20 GB storage, 5 schedulers).
• Tenancy project members share a common namespace with upgraded, on-demand resources ( daily runs, storage and schedulers).

Within a namespace, all members can view, update, and delete shared runs, DeltaTwin® components, artifacts, and schedulers. Data stored in a namespace is fully isolated from other namespaces.

As a consequence, DeltaTwin® component names are now only required to be unique within a namespace, rather than across the entire service. Two different namespaces can therefore contain components with the same name.

For more details, see the Namespace concept page.

Secret inputs support for local run

Users can now pass inputs of type secret directly to the deltatwin run start_local command, making it easier to test your components locally when they rely on sensitive inputs.

Dedicated page for starting a run

Starting a run is now a smoother experience. Instead of filling in a popup form, you are now taken to a dedicated setup page, in which you can:

• See the full workflow and identify which steps require configuration
• Fill in all input values through a form or directly on the workflow diagram, with both views staying in sync
• Set up a schedule for your run

See Run your DeltaTwin® for the updated walkthrough, and the related guides :

• Use a Drive Data as input
• Use a SesamEO® product as input
• Schedule your DeltaTwin® execution

Access logs for data inputs

When a run fails during the download of a data input, it can be difficult to understand what went wrong. DeltaTwin® now displays logs for data input nodes in the monitoring dashboard.

Edit your scheduled runs

You can now edit an existing schedule directly from the interface, without having to delete and recreate it. This makes it easier to adjust the configuration of your scheduled runs as your needs evolve.