Sources
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The Sources page in Euno lets you connect and manage a variety of platforms, integrating their resources into your Euno data model. By setting up these integrations, Euno can observe resources metadata, usage statistics, lineage information, and any other relevant data, providing a comprehensive and interactive view of your data ecosystem.
Euno supports the following sources:
The Gallery section showcases the types of available source integrations.
The Enabled Sources section displays a list of configured sources with key information:
Type: The type of source (e.g., dbt Cloud, Looker).
Health: The current health status of the source. The source's health reflects the outcome of the last successful run of that source.
Last Run: The timestamp of the source's last run.
Status: Indicates whether the source is active or paused. When a source is paused.
From this view, users can:
Pause an active source
Edit source details
Trigger a source run by clicking Run Now (via the horizontal ellipsis menu)
Clicking on a specific source directs the user to a detailed Source Runs page. This page contains a table listing all runs of the selected source, including the following fields:
Timestamp: The date and time of the run.
Run Trigger: What initiated the run (e.g., schedule, manual, API call).
Run Status: The current or final status of the run (e.g., running, success, failed).
Run Report: A detailed summary of the run, including when it occurred, which configuration was used, and an aggregate overview of what was observed.
From this screen, users can:
Pause the source
Trigger a new run
Edit the source’s configuration
The System Status indicator, located in the side menu of the application interface, provides users with a quick overview of the current state of the data model in Euno. It displays details such as the last successful data update, the next scheduled trigger (if the source is scheduled in Euno), and the status of all active sources. Clicking the indicator expands a detailed view, showing the source name, the last successful run, the next scheduled run, and whether the source is currently running. Users with the appropriate permissions can access additional source run details by clicking a link within the expanded view.
The last successful run indicates the point in time from which the specific source information is accurate. For example, if the last successful run was at 11:30, the information discovered by Euno will be up to date as of that time.
