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Onboarding

Datangle onboarding page

Getting started with Datangle

To get started with Datangle, go to the sign up page. Sign up with your email address, then follow the steps to start automating data operations.
Please note that you need to have created an account on any of the supported Data warehouses before creating your first project.

1. Create your first project

As part of the onboarding process, you are presented with a textbox to provide a project name. The project name must be unique with atleast three characters.

2. Connect your data warehouse

To connect to your data warehouse, you need to select your preferred provider and provide the information related to it. Datangle currently supports Databricks and Snowflake.
  • Databricks
  • Snowflake
  • Amazon Redshift
  • Google Big Query
FieldDescription
UsernameThis is the email address or username associated with your Databricks account.
PasswordThis password is associated with the username specified above and used in logging into your Databricks account.
Workspace URLYour Databricks workspace URL. Read the Databricks documentation to learn how to determine your instance name.
Once the authentication process to your preferred data warehouse is completed, you are prompted to select warehouse defaults to act as your first environment and linked to the project. Select the defaults based on your preferred provider as listed below:
  • Databricks
  • Snowflake
  • Amazon Redshift
  • Google Big Query
FieldDescription
ClusterChoose the Databricks cluster that Datangle will connect to.
CatalogChoose a Databricks Unity Catalog to connect to.
SchemaChoose a Delta Lake schema to connect to.
If you need to provide a different credential for authenticating with the data warehouse, click on the use a different account option or select complete to continue with the credenitals provided.

3. Create your first workflow

By completing the data warehouse step, you’re automatically redirected to a blank canvas to create your first workflow. Workflows consist of triggers and actions, enabling you to seamlessly automate data operations and build CI/CD processes.
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