Enable asset monitoring
Here's how you set up monitoring for a table.
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Here's how you set up monitoring for a table.
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Our specialized config module landing page has been crafted to provide you with a straightforward journey as you create and view a range of monitoring test types for your valuable data assets.
Grouped-by monitors have now been moved within the setup flow of each Test Type. Adjust your Schema Drift and Job Failure settings directly from the All monitors page.
Once you click on Config in Navigation bar, you will land on All Monitors tab:
Within the "All Monitors" tab, users have the capability to edit, enable/disable, or even delete any previously configured monitors. To access these options, simply click on the ellipsis menu (︙), located at the far right of the selected monitor.
Once you click on ellipsis menu (︙), you will see 2 options View monitor and Monitor Info:
View Monitor: Once you click on view monitor, a form will pop-up which gives you option to modify, disable and delete monitor.
Monitor Info: Once you click on Monitor Info, you’ll see 2 tabs History and Performance.
History: Displays the Timestamp and status for the running monitors. Status includes:
Passed - The test was executed and result was passed.
Failed - The test was executed and result was failed.
Skipped - The test was skipped as metrics were not able to be collected or the baseline threshold has not been established.
Errored - The test was unable to be executed. Please reach out to support@decube.io for support on this error.
Performance: Displays the progress for the running monitor
When users navigate to our Config > Create tab, Here, users have the opportunity to create and manage different monitoring types.
Our type of monitoring types include:
Freshness: Monitors how long it's been since the table was last updated and creates an incident if it's been too long for a period of time.
Volume: Keeps track of how many rows are added to the table and creates an incident if it goes over the threshold.
Field Health: Out-of-the-box tests are available for columns to check for null values, uniqueness, range (min/max), and cardinality.
Custom SQL: Create your own monitoring queries in SQL to address specific test cases.
When monitoring is activated for an asset, you can find a list of active, inactive, and disabled monitors under the All Monitors Tab.
