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This section describes the connection types that link Raynet One to external services and how each of them is configured. Each connection type has its own chapter with the settings available in the user interface and, where applicable, the deployment parameters.
Connection type |
Tab under Configuration > Connections |
Purpose |
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AI+Chat |
The AI provider connection used by the AI assistant Raynée. |
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AI+Chat |
Text-to-Speech and Speech-to-Text services for Voice Mode and Dictate Mode in the AI Chat. |
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AI+Chat |
AI-enhanced document intelligence for License Management. |
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Technology Catalog |
Normalized and enriched product and technology metadata. |
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Data Hub |
External enterprise data from a Raynet One Data Hub instance for the AI Chat. |
For an overview of all connection types, see Connection Type Overview.
1.Go to Configuration > Connections.
2.Open the tab of the connection type.
3.On the card of the connection, click Set up... if it is not configured yet, or Edit... to change an existing configuration.
4.Enter the settings and save them.
For a step-by-step example, see Set up a connection and Inspect and edit a connection.
Connections are managed in the user interface. For several connection types, default values can additionally be provided as deployment parameters in the environment section of the server service in your docker-compose.yml, for example AiConfig__Url. These values are the defaults of the connection. After the connection has been set up, its settings are changed in the user interface.
Parameters without a default value must be set for the connection to work. If an optional parameter is not set or is outside its allowed range, the default value is used.
API keys and credentials must never be committed to source control.