Quick Start
Load a plugin and run your first flowgraph.
This page assumes you already followed the installation steps and have a working stelline.cep bundle. The walkthrough uses an NVIDIA DGX Spark as the host machine, set up following the official DGX Spark documentation, and the central Stelline plugin, though the same flow applies to any other plugin of the stack. If you are new to CyberEther itself, read the upstream quick start first to get familiar with the flowgraph editor.
1. Load the plugin
Open CyberEther and load stelline.cep through the plugin manager. The Stelline blocks will appear in the block picker under the Stelline domain. The upstream installing plugins page describes this flow in detail.
2. Open an example flowgraph
The plugin bundle ships with example flowgraphs:
ata-spectrogram.ymldisplays a live spectrum from packet ingest.ata-beamformer.ymlruns a beamforming pipeline.ata-correlator.ymlruns a correlator with UVH5 output.
3. Run it
Start the flowgraph and watch the block metrics. The ATA Receiver exposes throughput, packet loss, and queue depths directly on the node, so a healthy ingest is visible at a glance.
Next steps
- Read the per-block pages in the Stelline category for configuration details, starting with the ATA Receiver.
- Read the Nexus Bridge page to understand how metadata reaches the writer blocks.