Introduction
Projects are intended for storing workflows and their corresponding job runs. A project contains the project credentials which are necessary to generate the authorization token. This token allows you to make API calls or use the Python SDK.
A project also contains the settings for the threshold limits. These limits are maximum values that you can apply during the API, Python SDK or console operations: the size of your area of interest, the number of returned images and the number of concurrent jobs.
In this article, you will learn more about each project feature.
Project Dashboard
The project dashboard displays your collection of projects. Click on any project, in order to view the project tabs.
Project Tabs
Activity
The tab Activity displays the most recent workflows that you created in the project.
Workflows
The tab Workflows displays all the workflows that you created in the project. Inside this tab, you can create a new workflow. For more information: Workflows.
Jobs
The tab Jobs displays all the job runs (live jobs and test queries). You can search for jobs that you ran in the past and download the generated outputs anytime. For more information: Jobs.
Developers
The tab Developers displays the project credentials that are necessary to generate the authorization token (Project API Key and Project ID). This token allows you to make API calls or use the Python SDK.
Settings
The tab Settings contains the threshold limits of this project. These limits are maximum values that you can apply during the API, Python SDK or console operations: the size of your area of interest, the number of returned images and the number of concurrent jobs.
In this tab, you can also rename the project and description or delete the project.
Threshold Limits | Minimum | Maximum |
---|---|---|
Area Of Interest Size | 1 | 180000 |
Returned Images | 1 | 5000 |
Concurrent Jobs | 1 | 1000 |