Adoption Export¶
The adoption export package allows you to export information about Atlan's adoption. This includes:
- the most viewed assets in Atlan
- the most changed assets in Atlan
- the most frequent searches in Atlan
Use cases¶
- Understand how users are adopting Atlan, irrespective of trust signals like certificates
- Report on or summarize that adoption, for slicing and dicing via spreadsheet
Configuration¶
Views¶
- Include most-viewed assets?: whether or not to include the most-viewed assets in the output, and if so what to consider as more important for the most views:
- By most unique users prioritizes the highest number of unique users viewing an asset (irrespective of how frequently they may have viewed it)
- By raw views prioritizes the raw number of views across all users (irrespective of how many different users may have viewed it)
- Maximum assets: the maximum number of assets to include in the most-viewed sheet (default: 100).
Changes¶
- Include asset changes?: whether or not to include the assets that have changed in the output.
- Limit to user: (optional) limit the changes being reported to changes made by one or more users.
- Limit by action: (optional) limit the changes being reported to one or more specific actions (kind of change).
- From date: (optional) exclude any changes that occurred before this date
- To date: (optional) exclude any changes that occurred after this date
- Maximum assets: the maximum number of assets to include in the most-changed sheet (default: 100).
Searches¶
Coming soon
Currently these configuration options do not produce any output.
Delivery¶
-
Export via: the results will always be downloadable from the workflow.
If a direct download from the workflow is all you require, you can leave this default selected.
The results will also be emailed to the list of addresses provided.
- Email address(es): enter a list of email addresses, comma-separated, where you want the results to be sent as an attachment.
The results will also be uploaded to the object storage location provided.
- Prefix (path) the directory (path) within the object store into which to upload the exported file.
- Object key (filename) the object key (filename), including its extension, within the object store and prefix.
-
Cloud object store the object store into which to upload the results.
- AWS access key: your AWS access key.
- AWS secret key: your AWS secret key.
- Region: your AWS region.
- Bucket: your AWS bucket.
Reusing Atlan's backing S3 store
When your Atlan tenant is deployed in AWS, you can leave all of these blank to reuse the backing store of Atlan itself.
- Project ID: the ID of your GCP project.
- Servive account JSON: your service account credentials, as JSON.
- Bucket your GCS bucket.
Reusing Atlan's backing GCS store
When your Atlan tenant is deployed in GCP, you can leave all of these blank to reuse the backing store of Atlan itself.
- Azure client ID: the unique application (client) ID assigned to your app by Azure AD when the app was registered.
- Azure client secret: your Azure client secret (it's actual value, not its identifier).
- Azure tenant ID: the unique identifier of the Azure Active Directory instance.
- Storage account name: name of your storage account.
- Container: your ADLS container.
Reusing Atlan's backing ADLS store
When your Atlan tenant is deployed in Azure, you can leave all of these blank to reuse the backing store of Atlan itself.
What it does¶
The details that match the supplied input criteria will be extracted into a single Excel file (workbook), each configured area in its own separate worksheet (tab). Each row will contain a single record for a single asset, and include a link direct to that asset in Atlan.
Detailed information on the columns in the Excel file produced, by worksheet:
Views¶
Type
¶
Type of the asset.
Qualified name
¶
Unique name of the asset in Atlan. (This, combined with the Type
is guaranteed to be unique.)
Name
¶
Simple name of the asset.
Total views
¶
Total number of times the asset has been viewed, possibly by the same user more than once.
Distinct users
¶
Total number of unique users that have viewed the asset.
Link
¶
Link to the asset's profile in Atlan.
Changes¶
Type
¶
Type of the asset.
Qualified name
¶
Unique name of the asset in Atlan. (This, combined with the Type
is guaranteed to be unique.)
Name
¶
Simple name of the asset.
Total changes
¶
Total number of changes made to the asset (within the timeframe and other restrictions selected for the export).
Link
¶
Link to the asset's profile in Atlan.
Searches¶
Coming soon
How it works
Runs a search for each of the kinds of adoption metrics (views, changes), aggregates the results, then lists them out into an Excel file.