Data
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In “Data” you can manage Data Engines, add external storages and configure jobs.
Go to "Data" from the left sidebar. Once you open the menu, you will see the Data Engines available for the space, each displaying the following information:
Data Engine Name
Total Disk: available storage space
Total Memory: processing capacity
CPU Cores: data processing cores
When you click on a Data Engine, the following screen will appear:
Where:
In the first section, you can view the Data Engine name and description (if available) and use the shortcut to Data Studio.
Monitor the Data Engine metrics:
Memory: Percentage of machine memory usage.
Disk: Percentage of disk used.
CPU: Percentage of CPU usage. This value can vary significantly.
Total memory: Amount of contracted memory.
Total disk: Amount of contracted disk.
CPU cores: Number of contracted cores.
View processes: If there are any processes running (e.g., SQL), they will be listed here. Additionally, it is also possible to cancel any process.
You can view all the external storages registered in the Data Engine. Additionally, you can create, edit, and delete a storage.
To create an external storage, follow these steps:
Click "Create new external storage".
Choose the type of storage and fill in the fields according to the selected type. The types of storage are:
To finalize, click "Create".
To edit external storage, follow these steps:
In the storage list, click "Edit" (pencil icon) on the item you want to modify.
Make the desired changes.
You cannot change the storage type and name.
To finish, click "Save changes".
To delete external storage, follow these steps:
In the storage list, click "Delete" (trash can icon) on the item you want to remove.
In the modal window that appears, confirm the deletion of the external storage by typing the storage name and then clicking "Delete".
The action cannot be undone.
You can also delete an external storage via the "Edit" option.
Follow the steps below to create, edit, and delete a data consumer:
To create a data consumer, follow these steps:
Click "Create consumer".
Note that the user will be named user@engine_name. Add the user’s name.
By default, the authentication type is "Basic".
Add a password.
To finish, click "Save user".
Done! The data consumer has been created!
To edit a data consumer, follow these steps:
In "Data Consumers", click "Edit" (pencil icon) on the name you want to modify.
Make the desired changes.
To finish, click "Save changes".
To delete a data consumer, follow these steps:
In "Data Consumers", click "Delete" (trash can icon) on the name you want to remove.
In the modal window that appears, confirm the deletion of the user by typing the user’s name and then clicking "Delete".
The action cannot be undone.
You can also delete a user via the "Edit" option.
Access Key ID: Access ID generated by the , used for reading files.
Secret access key: Access key generated by the , used for reading files.
When creating a “file template” (read more in the article), you need to configure which users will have access to the endpoint. These users are called "Data Consumers".
