Project Export / Import#

Intel® Geti™ projects can be exported as a zip archive and eventually re-imported in the same Intel Geti instance or a different one. The exported archive is a faithful representation of the project state (including elements such as media, annotations, and models), which means that any imported project is a virtually identical copy of the original one.

This feature enables use cases such as:

  • Sharing projects between organizations

  • Forking projects for experimental purposes

  • Creating backups

Export a project#

You can export a project by clicking on dots more icon and then Export in the Home screen for your projects.

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The progress of the export operation can be monitored in the Jobs panel (jobs-icon icon); you can cancel it at any time. Once the job finishes, the zip download will start automatically.

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Import a project#

You can import a project by clicking on the v-shaped icon next to Create new project and then Create from exported project.

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Click Upload, then select an exported project zip archive to upload the zip to the platform.

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Once the upload phase is complete, you can monitor the progress of the actual import operation in the Jobs panel (jobs-icon icon); you can cancel it at any time.

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Once the import is complete, the project is shown in the Home screen and ready for use, just like any other regular project.

Digital signature#

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Note: This section is aimed at advanced users interested in the security details of the feature. Requires basic knowledge of public key cryptography.

All exported projects are digitally signed (ECDSA P-384). This signature is automatically verified when the project is imported, to guarantee the integrity of the data and prevent tampering by third parties. The import operation is rejected if the signature does not match the content.

Intel manages the private/public key pair used for signature generation/verification in the cloud. You can find the public one at the bottom of this page, as well as in all exported project zip archives (public_key.der). If you want to manually verify the origin of the public key of an exported project zip archives, follow these steps:

  1. Extract the key from the archive: unzip <archive.zip> public_key.der .

  2. Read the key: cat public_key.der | base64 -w 0.

  3. Compare the output with the key at the bottom of this page.

Intel® Geti™ Cloud public key for project I/E (base64):

MHYwEAYHKoZIzj0CAQYFK4EEACIDYgAEA+nJ74Xam/ZOejn4trEhdzMGWw6gQCVFvinTzn+9N/bU+XsNvq9pBW38cYr5xmiMsNvdYGZqZh1rRJn6eiv1sbh/7cGKo4N8T9dAntYzmD8+QUm2yRFSr8jOF8fUt5hT