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Exploring the First Screen

Here's an introduction to the D.Hub interface you'll see after logging in.

Overall Layout

D.Hub is divided into two main sections: the Sidebar and the Main Content Area.

[Screenshot] Sidebar Navigation

Sidebar

Located on the left side of the screen, the sidebar provides navigation menus to access key features.

  • Home: Navigate to the dashboard home screen. View overall asset status and recent activity.
  • Dashboard: (If a separate dashboard page exists) View custom dashboards.
  • Collections: A space to group and manage datasets, codes, and pipelines.
  • Pipelines: Design workflows and monitor execution status.
  • Ontology: Provides an ontology builder and explorer to define semantic relationships in your data.
    • Builder: Visually create and modify entities and relationships.
    • Graph Explorer: Explore the defined ontology graph.
  • Settings: Manage system and user settings.
  • Help: Access help and support information.

At the bottom of the sidebar, your user profile is displayed. Click it to access settings or log out.

Top Area

At the top of the home screen, you'll find a welcome message along with a Global Search bar. Here you can quickly search for collections, datasets, codes, and more.

Home Dashboard Layout

[Screenshot] Home Dashboard Components

Home Dashboard

The home screen is designed to help you understand your data assets at a glance and perform quick actions:

  1. Overview:

    • Displays the total count of Collections, Datasets, Codes, Pipelines, and Documents in card format.
    • Click each card to navigate directly to that list page.
  2. Get Started:

    • Shortcut cards to quickly start frequently used tasks.
    • Create Collection: Create a new collection
    • Register Dataset: Register a new dataset
    • Add Code: Write new code
    • Create Pipeline: Create a new pipeline
  3. Recent Items:

    • Shows a list of recently created or modified items.
    • Quickly return to what you were working on.

Next Steps

Now that you understand the basic screen layout, it's time to start managing your data.