Metadata of Bundles on Metis UI¶
Metis has integrated "Bundle" as a "Resource" type for storing metadata related to the collection of Resources deployed as part of a bundle. On selecting Bundle, the following information will appear on the screen:
Filter pane¶
The filter pane allows you to filter the list of Bundles on the basis of the following attributes:
Attribute | Description |
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Advance Search | Filter Bundles using the syntax editor, applying various criteria with 'and/or' conditions for a more refined search. |
Show Deleted | Set the toggle to list deleted Bundle. |
Tag | Filter the list for tags. |
Tier | Filter the list for tiers. |
Result pane¶
Here, Bundle resources will be listed. Users have the following options to customize how the list is displayed:
Option | Description |
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Sorting Order | Choose the Sorting order |
- Last updated | |
- Relevance | |
Ascending/Descending order. |
Each bundle resource in the list will have a Card view that displays the following information for that specific bundle:
Attribute | Description |
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Name | Bundles name defined in the resource YAML. |
Owner | Name of the user who created the Bundle. |
Tier | Tier associated with the importance and criticality of Bundle, such as Gold, Silver, etc. |
Domain | Associated domain, such as Finance, Marketing etc. |
Description | A description added to the Bundle for its purpose. |
Tags | Associated tags |
Overview pane¶
In the card view, click anywhere except the resource name to get the overview.
This includes the following quick reference information:
Attribute | Description |
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Name | Name of Bundle, clicking on it will open its detail view in the new tab |
Layer | Name of the layer in which the Resource is deployed |
Version | Resource version |
State | Bundle state such as Active or Deleted |
Followers Count | Count of users who are following this Bundle |
Last updated | Date and time information when the Bundle was last updated |
Details Page¶
In the Result or Overview pane, click on the name of the Bundle to open the Details page, which includes:
Bundle Information¶
In addition to basic Bundle information, the following details and options are provided.
Attribute | Description |
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Resource Type | Bundle |
Meta Version | Provides information on the latest Meta version. Click to see the version history and corresponding updates. |
Last updated | Date and time information when the Bundle was last updated |
Follow | Gives the user an option to follow the Bundle to receive updates and view its follower count. |
Learn | Provides an option to learn more about this specific resource type |
Delete | Gives the user the option to delete the Bundle (click on three dots to access this option). |
Owner | Allow the user to edit the owner’s name. |
Tier | Gives the user an option to add/edit the tier information. |
Domain | Allows the user to add the predefined domain name. |
Tags | Add/Remove tags/glossary terms/tag groups. |
Request Tags Update (?) | Request updates in tags and assign users to do it. |
Description | Allows the user to edit the description. |
Request Description Update (?) | Request updates in the description and assign users to do it. |
Tasks | Option to view tasks created. In the side pane, the user will get the option to create a new task. |
Conversations | View conversations in the side pane. The user will get the option to start a new conversation by clicking on the ‘+’ sign. |
The subsequent tabs will provide you with more detailed information, as explained in the following sections.
Details¶
Attribute | Description |
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Layer | Name of the layer in which the Resource is deployed |
Version | The specific version or release of the DataOS Depot Resource |
State | Current state of the Resource |
Aggregate Status | |
Builder state | |
Workspaces | |
Life Cycle Event(s) | Logs significant occurrences such as creation and deletion |
Resources¶
Dag
A Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) is a conceptual representation of a sequence of Resources. In a DAG, these resources are deployed in the order of their dependencies.
List
In this section, you can view a list of Resources, along with their names, descriptions and types, that are part of the Bundle.
Activity Feeds & Tasks¶
This space lists all activities, including tasks and conversations around the specific bundle resource.
Manifest¶
This section offers comprehensive information regarding the bundle's manifest. A manifest file, in this context, takes the form of a YAML configuration file. This file serves as the blueprint that defines the configuration settings for various DataOS Resources.