TOTALS

build.palantir.com (89 total)

ziptieai.usw-17.palantirfoundry.com/workspace/marketplace/home (98 unique total??)

Name / # of Products

  • AIP Now Product Reference Resources Store 98 products
  • Palantir Learning Store 15 products
  • Machinery Store 13 products
  • Reference Resources 8 products
  • Core Ontology Store 4 products
  • Foundry Store 4 products
  • Evaluator Templates Store 3 products
  • Foundry Rules Store V2 2 products
  • Timeseries Alerting Store 2 products
  • Foundry Rules Store 1 product
  • Upgrade Assistant Store 1 product



CHAT WITH FDE ABOUT 3 SOURCES

ME: there seems to be 3 main sources of demos

  • build.palantir.com has links to examples/demos organized by type: AI Starter Pack, Document Suite, Reference Implementation, etc.
  • learn.palantir.com has links to examples/demo organized by role: Data Engineer, App Dev, etc.
  • [my-org].palantirfoundry.com/workspace/marketplace is a Foundry internal app for finding examples/demos organized by 9 “stores”.

FDE:

Yes — that’s a good taxonomy.

Main demo/example sources

1. build.palantir.com

Best thought of as:

public example catalog / solution gallery

Organized by type, such as:

AI Starter Pack
Document Suite
Reference Implementation
templates / accelerators

Use for:

what is possible?
what packaged examples exist?
what end-to-end solutions are available?

2. learn.palantir.com

Best thought of as:

training course catalog

Organized by role:

Data Engineer
Application Developer
Ontology Developer
AI / AIP user

Use for:

step-by-step learning
certification prep
guided tutorials
role-based skills

3. Foundry internal Marketplace

[my-org].palantirfoundry.com/workspace/marketplace

Best thought of as:

installable resource marketplace inside your Foundry environment

Organized by stores/categories.

Use for:

install demo bundle
create datasets/pipelines/apps/models in your tenant
run hands-on examples

Short distinction

build = discover solution examples
learn = follow training courses
marketplace = install runnable bundles into Foundry

Your diagram approach can apply to all three.


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