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To begin working with ARES Kudo Server, hosted by Graebert in a cloud (SaaS) environment, follow these steps:

1. Accessing ARES Kudo Environment:

   • Upon receiving access, log in to the ARES Kudo environment provided by Graebert. This will grant you access to the ARES Kudo platform.

2. File Repositories Setup:

   • Prepare two different file repositories:

     • Customization Files Repository: This repository will store all files related to UI, configurations, plugins, and settings that can be customized on ARESother customizable settings for ARES..

     • Content Files Repository (CAD Files): This repository will store the contain CAD files and other related content files you that will be working with used in ARES.

       These repositories can be hosted by Graebert or managed by the customer on their own AWS S3.

3. Integration with S3 Buckets:
   ARES Kudo, hosted by Graebert, is equipped with APIs to connect with S3 buckets associated with the X-API-KEY.

   • Graebert-Hosted S3 Buckets:

     • If your S3 buckets are hosted by Graebert, they will be

     set up

     • configured in advance before

     providing

     • you

     with

     • receive the X-API-KEY.

   • If you prefer to host your own S3 buckets on your AWS serverCustomer-Hosted S3 Buckets:

     • Set up the necessary required policies for your AWS S3 buckets.

     • Provide us with the bucket names to Graebert so they we can associate link them with to your X-API-KEY.

4. Using Your Own API Server:

   • Instead of utilizing S3 buckets for content files, ARES Kudo SaaS Server offers the flexibility to communicate with your own API server.

   • Your API server can manage reading and writing files from/to the data backend.

   • Refer to the documentation titled "API Server: Connecting ARES Kudo to a data" for detailed instructions on integrating your API server with ARES Kudo.

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