Storage

ZBrain Flow Storage is a scalable key/value storage service enabling users to store and retrieve data quickly. It provides fast, reliable data access, making it ideal for real-time applications, caching, and dynamic data management in enterprise AI workflows.

To integrate Storage with ZBrain Flow, follow these detailed steps:

• Click the '+' button in the Flow and search for Storage in the ZBrain Flow.

• Select the specific task from the list you want to include in the Flow. You can perform the below listed tasks:

  • Add To List: Add an item to a list in storage.

  • Append: Append a value to an existing value in storage.

  • Get: Retrieve a value from storage.

  • Put: Store a value in storage.

  • Remove: Remove a value from storage.

  • Remove from List: Remove an item from a list in storage.

Add To List

Add an item to a list in storage.

How to Configure Add To List to ZBrain Flow?

• Provide the key parameter in the Key textbox. This identifier is used to retrieve a specific item from the key-value store.

• Provide the corresponding value for the key parameter in the Value field. It represents the data item you want to append to the existing list associated with the specified key. Essentially, it’s the content you add to that list within the key-value store.

• Select the storage scope of the value from the Store Scope drop-down. It defines where the data is stored (e.g., project scope). “Project” means the stored data is accessible throughout the entire project.

Append

Append a value to an existing value in storage.

How to Configure Append to ZBrain Flow?

• This identifier is used to retrieve a specific item from the key-value store.

• Provide the corresponding value for the key parameter in the Value field. It represents the data item you want to append to the existing list associated with the specified key. Essentially, it’s the content you add to that list within the key-value store.

• Provide the separator between added values in the Separator field. Use \n for newlines.

• Select the storage scope of the value from the Store Scope drop-down. It defines where the data is stored (e.g., project scope). “Project” means the stored data is accessible throughout the entire project.

Get

Retrieve a value from storage.

How to Configure Get to ZBrain Flow?

• Provide the key parameter in the Key textbox. This is the identifier used to retrieve a specific item from the key-value store.

• The system uses the Default Value provided in this field if the key does not exist.

• If the Default Value is left empty and the key is not found, the module might return an error or an empty response.

• Select the storage scope of the value from the Store Scope drop-down. It defines where the data is stored (e.g., project scope). “Project” means the stored data is accessible throughout the entire project.

Put

Store a value in storage.

How to Configure Put to ZBrain Flow?

• Provide the key parameter in the Key textbox. This is the identifier used to retrieve a specific item from the key-value store.

• Provide the corresponding value for the key parameter in the Value field. It represents the data item you want to append to the existing list associated with the specified key. Essentially, it’s the content you add to that list within the key-value store.

• Select the storage scope of the value from the Store Scope drop-down. It defines where the data is stored (e.g., project scope). “Project” means the stored data is accessible throughout the entire project.

Remove

Remove a value from storage.

How to Configure Remove to ZBrain Flow?

• Provide the key parameter in the Key textbox. This is the identifier used to retrieve a specific item from the key-value store.

• Select the storage scope of the value from the Store Scope drop-down. It defines where the data is stored (e.g., project scope). “Project” means the stored data is accessible throughout the entire project.

Remove from List

Remove an item from a list in storage.

How to Configure Remove from List to ZBrain Flow?

• Provide the key parameter in the Key textbox. This is the identifier used to retrieve a specific item from the key-value store.

• Select the storage scope of the value from the Store Scope drop-down. It defines where the data is stored (e.g., project scope). “Project” means the stored data is accessible throughout the entire project.