Homer UI
HOMER Front-End Application (UI)
Overview
HEPIC 3.x presents a robust front-end interface that seamlessly integrates with various backend components for optimal search and analytics functionality. This cutting-edge project is designed to meet the needs of modern data handling, ensuring ease of use and effective performance.
With support for a range of databases, including PostgreSQL, InfluxDB, Prometheus, and Loki, HEPIC stands out as a versatile solution for users looking to enhance their data analytics capabilities.
Features
- Native Integration: HEPIC 3.x provides effortless integration with multiple backend components, making data retrieval and management straightforward.
- Comprehensive Analytics: The platform supports diverse analytical needs, allowing users to derive insights from different types of data.
- User-Friendly Interface: Designed with usability in mind, HEPIC’s interface allows users of all skill levels to navigate and utilize its features efficiently.
- Commercial Support: For businesses seeking reliability, commercial licensing and support options are available through the QXIP Team.
- Backward Compatibility: The project offers compatibility with earlier versions, ensuring existing users can transition smoothly to the latest updates.
- Active Development: Regular updates keep the interface up to date with the latest technological advancements and user feedback.
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