Integrations Overview

Vectice easily integrates with the tools you already use—from AI/ML platforms and notebooks to MLOps and data platforms—making your workflow smoother and more efficient. Our integrations are flexible and quick to set up, allowing you to start using Vectice with minimal changes to your current process.

Explore our available integrations:

🧠 AI/ML Platforms & Libraries

Manage models, experiments, and data directly within your favorite AI/ML tools to enhance your machine learning workflows.

Python R scikit-learn spaCy TensorFlow XGBoost (XGB) Keras (K) MLflow

Spark MLlib PyTorch H2O.ai MindsDB DataRobot PyCaret Ludwig

💻 Notebooks, IDEs, CI/CD, & Pipelines

Streamline development using Vectice alongside your notebooks, IDEs, and CI/CD tools for a cohesive coding and deployment experience.

You can integrate Vectice within these environments by installing the Vectice library package.

Jupyter notebook RStudio VS Code GitHub Actions

Jenkins Collab notebook Python IDE Atom

Proxy support

You can use Vectice with an HTTP and a HTTPS proxy server. This is used to connect your ecosystems to the Vectice instance. To route all Vectice traffic through the proxy server, set the environment variable to the proxy URL.

HTTPS Example

HTTPS_PROXY = "https://user:[e-mail]:port"

Environment variables:

• HTTP_PROXY is the proxy to use for HTTP requests.

• HTTPS_PROXY is the proxy to use for HTTPS requests. In most cases, this is the same as HTTPS_PROXY.

• PROXY is your personal proxy.

• NO_PROXY is a comma-separated list of DNS suffixes or IP addresses that can be accessed without passing through the proxy.

🔄 MLOps Platforms

Simplify model management and deployment with Vectice integrations for popular MLOps platforms, automating workflows and improving consistency.

GitHub MLFlow Weights & Biases Jenkins

Bitbucket CodeCommit Other git based systems

🗄️ Data Platforms

Connect Vectice with leading data storage platforms to keep your data secure and accessible, enabling seamless data handling and compliance.

To learn more about the code wrappers, visit our API reference docs.

Snowflake AWS S3 Google Cloud Storage Azure Blob Storage Redshift Synapse

Databricks BigQuery SparkTable Delta Table Postgres

⚙️ Developer Tools & APIs

Vectice offers powerful tools for developers who want more control over their integrations. With our APIs, you can connect directly with Vectice, automate key tasks, and customize how Vectice fits into your workflow.

Python API

The Vectice Python API makes it easy to interact with Vectice right from your Python environment. Automate tasks, document your data and track versions—directly in your code.

• Key Uses:

  • Upload and manage data in formats like CSV or JSON

  • Connect with data storage (Google Cloud Storage, Amazon S3, Databricks)

  • Auto-document datasets, models, and notes

  • Track data and model versions over time

  • Handle errors and logging

Please refer to the dedicated installation guide to install the Vectice Python API and view the official Vectice Python API documentation for the latest details and code examples.

R

Use Vectice in R with the reticulate package, bringing Vectice’s API capabilities directly to your R workflows. It’s a smooth, flexible way to extend Vectice into R.

Understand more about the reticulate package.

Please refer to the dedicated installation guide for installing reticulate and view the official Vectice Python API documentation for the latest details and code examples.

GraphQL / Rest

For advanced setups, our GraphQL and REST APIs let you integrate Vectice in a custom way. Available for self-hosted deployments, these APIs are perfect for unique workflows or internal tools.

• Key Uses:

  • Custom integrations with in-house systems

  • Full control over Vectice data through API access

  • Support for creating workflows that meet specific needs

This solution offers seamless on-demand integration. Our expert team is available to assist with advanced customization needs. Just contact us at [e-mail] to discuss your specific requirements.