NOTE
This service is no longer being operated.
Offers OpenAlchemy models packages to be installed via pip. For example:
pip install --index-url https://{public_key}:{secret_key}@index.package.openalchemy.io --extra-index-url https://pypi.org/simple "{specId}=={version}"
The web application at https://package.openalchemy.io provides a web
interface to manage your packages, including providing the pip install
command for your own package.
This service is based on the OpenAlchemy package you can find out more about here: https://github.com/jdkandersson/OpenAlchemy
This service has been engineered with a lot of care (which you can verify yourself as all the code, infrastructure and tests are open source in this repository). However, a lot of bugs are discovered by operating software over time. This service was first made available in January 2020.
A free tier is available which covers up to 10 models across any number of packages. No credit card is required to use the free tier.
Whilst a paid version of the service is not yet available, for transparency, the following is the proposed pricing for the service: $0.1 per model above the free tier per month (pro rata) charged monthly.
The Australian company Open Alchemy Pty Ltd owns and operates this service.
By using this service, you agree to the terms available here: TERMS.md.
Front end for the service. Defined here: ./web.
Serves requests for the front end. Defined here: ./api.
Wraps the API to make it easier to consume in the front end. Defined here: ./sdk.
Personalizes API responses vy exposing an interface to the database as well as fixtures for testing. Defined here: ./database.
Facade for security operations, such as generating public and private keys. Exposes fixtures for testing. Defined here: ./security.
When a new spec is uploaded, builds a package from th spec and uploads it to the storage. Defined here: ./build.
Implements the packaging index to enable pip installing the model packages. Defined here: ./index.
Shared CloudFormation stacks for application components. Defined here: ./infrastructure.
Execute tests against production for application components. Defined here: ./test.