Can someone show or prepare a practical application landscape of Palantir Foundry?
I am looking for a real map of Foundry apps, not an abstract marketing diagram.
Ideally, it should show Ontology in the center, pipelines/integration tools below, and operational apps like Workshop and others above. Text and picture versions are welcome.
I want to understand:
which apps are core, default for common tasks and should be learned first;
Try referencing palantir docs. below is url. This helps to understand the capabilities and products overview and for quick start. It is well organized and easy navigation tabs for topics/components.
The diagrams from the Architecture Center look like typical marketing or sales-team “magic pictures”: the Ontology is described as something semantic, kinetic, and dynamic!
I am looking for something more practical and closer to what a hands-on implementation team would actually use: real Foundry applications, how they connect, which ones are core versus optional, which tools overlap, which are recommended first, which are advanced, and which are legacy or newer.
I never found something similar outside of the Foundry documentation, so I built something similar: https://foundry.nathan-donat.com. It’s an obsidian like atlas showing all the applications in Foundry and how they are linked together. Core applications and an example of learning path are referenced.
Their is some applications I didn’t use yet, but I did my best to represent them using what I found in the documentation. Also, I’m sure that with a bit of feedback from the community, we can improve the data and make it very accurate.
The project is currently in active development and I have a lot of new features ideas that can help the community in their architecture design.
If you think this could be helpful to more people, I will write a detailed topic in Show & Tell and set it as an opensource project. It could be interesting if the Palantir Community can contribute to it.
I hope you find this helpful. Feel free to ask if you have any question.
