Enable asset monitoring
Here's how you set up monitoring for a table.
Our specialized config module landing page has been crafted to provide you with a straightforward journey as you create a range of monitoring test types for your valuable data assets.
When users navigate to our config module, they will be directed to the "Create & Modify" 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.
- Schema Drift: Identify changes in the schema, such as the addition, removal, or alteration of tables, columns, or data types.
- Custom SQL: Create your own monitoring queries in SQL to address specific test cases.
- Grouped-by: Apply monitoring to distinct logical groups within your table by choosing a column for segmentation.
- Job Failure: Detect failures occurring in the transformation or orchestration processes.
When monitoring is activated for an asset, you can find a list of active, inactive, and disabled monitors under the "All Monitors" tab.
Example of the All monitors tab with active monitors.
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.
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