Home Dashboard Overview
The home dashboard serves as D.Hub's control tower. It's the first screen you see after logging in, where you can monitor the status of your data assets and quickly access key tasks.
Main Feature Sections
[Screenshot] Home Dashboard
1. Search and Welcome (Hero Section)
At the very top of the screen, you'll find a welcome message along with a powerful Global Search feature.
- Search Feature: Search for collections, datasets, codes, pipelines, and more by keyword.
- Tip: You can search with specific keywords like "customer pipeline" or "weekly ingestion".
2. Overview Stats
Statistics cards that let you see the scale of data assets in your current workspace at a glance.
- Collections: Total number of created collections
- Datasets: Number of registered datasets (including those within collections)
- Codes: Number of written SQL and Python codes (excluding internal pipeline codes)
- Pipelines: Number of created workflow pipelines
- Documents: Number of uploaded documents
Click each card to navigate directly to the page for managing that resource.
3. Get Started
Start the 4 most frequently performed core tasks right away.
| Task | Description | Navigation |
|---|---|---|
| Create Collection | Create a new collection to hold datasets, codes, and pipelines. | Collection Creation Wizard |
| Register Dataset | Define data for analysis or connect streaming sources. | Dataset Registration Screen |
| Add Code | Write reusable SQL/Python code for data transformation. | Code Editor |
| Create Pipeline | Design workflows to automate complex data processing. | Pipeline Editor |
4. Recent Items
Shows recently updated or created items in chronological order. This helps you continue your work without losing context.
- Each item displays its icon, name, and type (Collection, Dataset, Code, etc.).
- Click to navigate to that item's detail page or edit screen.
- If there are no items, a button will be displayed to guide you to create your first collection.
Interface Features
- Responsive Design: The grid layout optimizes based on screen size.
- Skeleton Loading: A skeleton UI is shown during data loading to reduce visual fatigue.