CLI Command Builder now supports more on-premises collectors

Last month, we introduced the new CLI Command Builder tool, which allows users to set through a wizard to generate a CLI command or YAML file to run a collector. Today, we're thrilled to announce that the CLI Command Builder supports all on-premises collectors.

With this feature, catalog administrators can more easily set up on-premises collectors during implementation. Once you've run a collector, you can see all the collectors (on-premises or cloud) that are bringing metadata into your catalog on the Metadata Collectors page.

For more information on the CLI Command Builder, refer to the documentation for each collector ("Metadata collector" column).

Advanced Search now in the global search bar

We are happy to announce the release of our latest feature: Advanced Search within the global search bar. 


In addition to adding Advanced Search to our global search bar, we've improved it by including the ability to pre-scope your search to a certain Organization. If you are an Enterprise customer with multiple organizations, you can now pre-select the organization to which you want to limit your search.

But wait, there's more!

For customers who have hierarchical collections, you'll want to check out our beta release of the collection picker in the Advanced Search modal. This gives users the ability to quickly scope their search to a branch of collections in the domain hierarchy. Be sure to turn on the beta feature flag in the advanced settings to see this feature.
 


The new advanced search features in the global search bar are designed to provide a more intuitive and powerful data discovery experience from login. With these new capabilities, you'll be able to find the data and insights you need, faster than ever before.

Refer to the advanced search documentation to learn more.

We're committed to continually improving our platform and are eager to hear your feedback. Please feel free to reach out via our support portal to share your thoughts, experiences, and suggestions regarding our new Advanced Search features. Visit our website to learn more about Data Discovery or book a demo. Together, let's unlock the true potential of data-driven decision-making.

Groups access management just got easier!

Organization admins will love our new Groups access summary feature that gives them a full view of the various access a Group might have - organization-wide or direct access to collections and data workspaces (datasets and projects).

To find this new view, go to your Organization and click on Members > Groups > Access summary


You will see two sections: 1) organization-wide group access provides the group access to the entire catalog or all of the workspaces beyond the member default and 2) the direct access control section provides a view of the access the Group has to individual collections or workspaces along with the level of access to each. Users can manage direct access from this view without having to visit each collection or workspace.


This new view makes Group access management much easier by providing a one-stop summary of Group access. You can read more about managing Groups in our documentation portal.

At data.world, our goal is to help organizations unlock the full potential of their data. If you're interested in learning more about agile data governance, please visit our website and book a demo or reach out to your customer service representative.  We look forward to helping you manage your data and transform the way your users discover it!

Preview our latest navigation changes

The data.world enterprise catalog provides a 360-degree view of your data resources and semantics. Available in preview today, we've added quick section navigation links on the overview tab of your collection, resource, and glossary pages and separated related resources into their own, sortable, searchable views.

With this upcoming change, users will be able to scan the available metadata and get the insights needed to make decisions efficiently and effectively.


These views offer a highly organized and condensed presentation of the metadata, making it easier to quickly access and understand the information.



We'd love your feedback and thoughts before we roll them into the main UI. To see the views, please click "Turn on preview" in the banner at the top of any collection, resource, or glossary term page. To leave your feedback, please visit the help section (question mark in the lower left of the global navigation) and leave a suggestion via the support link.


You can read more about these changes in our documentation portal. If you're interested in learning more about our data discovery solutions, please visit our website and book a demo or reach out to your customer service representative today. We look forward to helping you and your teams discover your data!

Announcing Lineage for BigQuery (and even more metadata!)

We are pleased to release enhancements to our BigQuery Collector! Now, you can harvest column-level lineage between views and tables, as well as more metadata about datasets, projects, tables, and views.

These enhancements will enrich your data discovery experience, helping you understand your BigQuery data better. For instance, now you can use the Explorer Lineage interface to view lineage relationships between tables and views to track data flows. New metadata highlights include Dataset Labels, Last Modified, Date Modified, Created Date, Table Partitions, and View SQL. 

You can see the full list of harvested metadata in the documentation. As always, please reach out it you have questions!

📣 Announcing our latest search enhancements

Over the past several weeks, we've introduced a set of search IMPROVEMENTS we want to share:

  1. Partial title search. Allows users to search for resources by entering just a portion of the title (3+ characters), making it easier to find the right data.
  2. More related metadata search. From the context of a resource page, this improvement allows users the ability to search and filter related resources based on all the searchable metadata fields of a resource - including custom fields - which means it is now easier to filter large lists.
  3. More camel case support. We have extended camel case support to our relationship filters. This makes it easier to find resources that have complex names that combine uppercase and lowercase letters.
  4. Updated column search cards. This update improves the column search experience by providing users with additional information about columns such as database and datatype, making it easier to understand what each resource is without clicking through and back between the detail pages.

At data.world, our goal is to help organizations unlock the full potential of their data. We're constantly improving search in order to better serve our customers looking to take data management and discovery to the next level.

If you're interested in learning more about our data discovery solutions, please visit our website and book a demo. You can also read more about our search features on the docs portal. We look forward to helping you manage your data and transform the way your users discover it!

New navigation improvements ready for preview

We are excited to begin rolling out for preview some exciting ENHANCEMENTS to the user experience on our collections, metadata resources, and glossary pages.

Today, you'll notice a new PREVIEW button on these pages. Click on it to get a preview of some of our latest features.

feature 

  • Metadata sections navigation - a table-of-contents-like side menu for easy access to your metadata sections, related resources, etc.
  • Collection hierarchy widget - a navigable tree of your data taxonomy.


COMING SOON 

  • Relationships UX improvements  - a more information-rich view of the related resources, improved edit/suggest flows.
  • Custom icons - dress your custom types in attire that makes sense to you and your catalog users.

To find out more about these new navigation features, please visit our documentation portal.

Harvest Data Observability with Monte Carlo Collector!

We're pleased to announce our 2nd-generation Monte Carlo collector is now live for beta customers! Monte Carlo is a Data Observability Platform that lets users know about data problems (like broken pipelines), so they can proactively resolve issues. 

The Monte Carlo collector harvests both Incidents and Monitors, which inform users about the issue, when it happened, and where it happened.

For example, users can view relevant information about Incidents and Monitors, like Status, Count, the Date Created, as well as Owner and Severity. You can also open the specific Incident in Monte Carlo directly from the data.world platform. 

You can read more about the newest Monte Carlo collector in our documentation

Existing customers, please reach out to your data.world representative to learn more about becoming a beta user.

Configure browse cards for your organizations

Quick update! The browse card - a configurable, quick navigation card that directs end-users to a curated starting point - was such a hit with our private instance Enterprise customers that we've extended it so you can configure one for each of your Organization profile pages. Woohoo!

Read our Implementation Guide to get started.

Get a quick summary of the access your members have

We have some awesome news! Our member access summary page is now live!

The member access summary makes it much easier for members to understand the various levels of access they have in an organization. As we work to make our access levels more flexible and granular, this page also gives our org admins the ability to quickly audit the level of access their members have and take action.


Be the first to learn about the member access summary page in our docs portal.

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