Dataiku DSS

Welcome to the reference documentation for Dataiku Data Science Studio (DSS).

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• Installing DSS
  • Requirements
  • Installing a new DSS instance
  • Upgrading a DSS instance
  • Updating a DSS license
  • Other installation options
  • Setting up Hadoop and Spark integration
  • R integration
  • Customizing DSS installation
  • Installing database drivers
  • Java runtime environment
  • Python integration
  • Installing a DSS plugin
  • Configuring LDAP authentication
  • Working with proxies
  • Migration operations
• DSS concepts
  • Datasets
  • Recipes
  • Building datasets
  • Managed and external datasets
  • Partitioning
• Connecting to data
  • Supported connections
  • Upload your files
  • Server filesystem
  • HDFS
  • Amazon S3
  • Google Cloud Storage
  • Azure Blob Storage
  • FTP
  • SCP / SFTP (aka SSH)
  • HTTP
  • SQL databases
  • Cassandra
  • ElasticSearch
  • Managed folders
  • “Files in folder” dataset
  • Metrics dataset
  • Internal stats dataset
  • HTTP (with cache)
  • Dataset plugins
  • Data connectivity macros
  • Making relocatable managed datasets
  • Data ordering
• Exploring your data
  • Sampling
  • Analyze
• Schemas, storage types and meanings
  • Definitions
  • Basic usage
  • Schema for data preparation
  • Creating schemas of datasets
  • Handling of schemas by recipes
  • List of recognized meanings
  • User-defined meanings
• Data preparation
  • Processors reference
  • Filtering and flagging rows
  • Managing dates
  • Reshaping
  • Geographic processing
  • Sampling
  • Execution engines
• Data Visualization
  • Sampling and charts engines
  • Standard chart types
  • Geographic charts (Beta)
  • Color palettes
• Machine learning
  • Prediction (Supervised ML)
  • Clustering (Unsupervised ML)
  • Automated machine learning
  • Features handling
  • Algorithms reference
  • Advanced models optimization
  • Models ensembling
  • Deep Learning
  • Models lifecycle
  • Scoring engines
  • Writing custom models
  • Exporting models
• The Flow
  • Visual Grammar
  • Rebuilding Datasets
  • Limiting Concurrent Executions
• Visual recipes
  • Sync: copying datasets
  • Grouping: aggregating data
  • Window: analytics functions
  • Distinct: get unique rows
  • Join: joining datasets
  • Splitting datasets
  • Top N: retrieve first N rows
  • Stacking datasets
  • Sampling datasets
  • Sort: order values
  • Pivot recipe
  • Download recipe
• Recipes based on code
  • The common editor layout
  • Python recipes
  • R recipes
  • SQL recipes
  • Hive recipes
  • Pig recipes
  • Impala recipes
  • Spark-Scala recipes
  • PySpark recipes
  • Spark / R recipes
  • SparkSQL recipes
  • Shell recipes
  • Variables expansion in code recipes
• Code notebooks
  • SQL notebook
  • Python notebooks
  • Predefined notebooks
• Webapps
  • “Standard” web apps
  • Shiny web apps
  • Bokeh web apps
  • Publishing webapps on the dashboard
  • Introduction to DSS webapps
  • Example use cases
  • Writing your first webapp
• Code reports
  • R Markdown reports
• Dashboards
  • Dashboard concepts
  • Display settings
  • Exporting dashboards to PDF or images
  • Insights reference
• Working with partitions
  • Partitioning files-based datasets
  • Partitioned SQL datasets
  • Specifying partition dependencies
  • Partition identifiers
  • Recipes for partitioned datasets
  • Partitioned Hive recipes
  • Partitioned SQL recipes
  • Partitioning variables substitutions
  • The two partitioning models
• DSS and Hadoop
  • Setting up Hadoop integration
  • Connecting to secure clusters
  • Hadoop filesystems connections (HDFS, S3, EMRFS, WASB, ADLS, GS)
  • DSS and Hive
  • DSS and Impala
  • Hive datasets
  • Multiple Hadoop clusters
  • Dynamic AWS EMR clusters
  • Hadoop multi-user security
  • Distribution-specific notes
  • Teradata Connector For Hadoop
• DSS and Spark
  • Usage of Spark in DSS
  • Setting up Spark integration
  • Spark configurations
  • Interacting with DSS datasets
  • Spark pipelines
  • Limitations and attention points
• DSS and Python
  • Installing Python packages
  • Reusing Python code
  • Using Matplotlib
  • Using Bokeh
  • Using Plot.ly
  • Using Ggplot
• DSS and R
  • Installing R packages
  • Reusing R code
  • Using ggplot2
  • Using Dygraphs
  • Using googleVis
  • Using ggvis
• Code environments
  • Operations (Python)
  • Operations (R)
  • Base packages
  • Using Conda
  • Automation nodes
  • Non-managed code environments
  • Plugins’ code environments
  • Custom options and environment
  • Troubleshooting
• Running in containers
  • Concepts
  • Setting up
  • Using code envs with container execution
  • Running on Google Kubernetes Engine
  • Running on Azure Kubernetes Service
  • Running on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service
  • Customization of base images
• Collaboration
  • Wikis
  • Discussions
  • Project folders
  • Version control
  • Markdown
• Plugins
  • Installing plugins
  • Installing plugins offline
  • Writing your own plugin
  • Plugin author reference guide
• Automation scenarios, metrics, and checks
  • Definitions
  • Scenario steps
  • Launching a scenario
  • Reporting on scenario runs
  • Custom scenarios
  • Variables in scenarios
  • Metrics
  • Checks
  • Custom probes and checks
• Automation node and bundles
  • Installing the Automation node
  • Creating a bundle
  • Importing a bundle
• API Node & API Deployer: Real-time APIs
  • Introduction
  • Concepts
  • Installing an API node
  • Installing the API Deployer
  • First API (without API Deployer)
  • First API (with API Deployer)
  • Types of Endpoints
  • Enriching prediction queries
  • Security
  • Managing versions of your endpoint
  • Deploying on Kubernetes
  • APINode APIs reference
  • Operations reference
• Advanced topics
  • Sampling methods
  • Formula language
  • Custom variables expansion
• File formats
  • Delimiter-separated values (CSV / TSV)
  • Fixed width
  • Parquet
  • Avro
  • Hive SequenceFile
  • Hive RCFile
  • Hive ORCFile
  • XML
  • JSON
  • Excel
  • ESRI Shapefiles
• DSS internal APIs
  • The internal Python API
  • The Javascript API
  • The R API
  • The Scala API
• Public API
  • Features
  • Public API Keys
  • Public API Python client
  • The REST API
• Security
  • Main permissions
  • Connections security
  • User profiles
  • Exposed objects
  • Dashboard authorizations
  • User secrets
  • Multi-user security
  • Audit Trail
  • Advanced security options
  • Single Sign-On
  • Multi-Factor Authentication
  • Passwords security
• Operating DSS
  • dsscli tool
  • The data directory
  • Backing up
  • Logging in DSS
  • DSS Macros
  • Managing DSS disk usage
  • Understanding and tracking DSS processes
  • Tuning and controlling memory usage
  • Using cgroups for resource control
  • Monitoring DSS
• Troubleshooting
  • Diagnosing and debugging issues
  • Obtaining support
  • Common issues
  • Error codes
  • Known issues
• Release notes
  • DSS 5.0 Release notes
  • DSS 4.3 Release notes
  • DSS 4.2 Release notes
  • DSS 4.1 Release notes
  • DSS 4.0 Release notes
  • DSS 3.1 Release notes
  • DSS 3.0 Relase notes
  • DSS 2.3 Relase notes
  • DSS 2.2 Relase notes
  • DSS 2.1 Relase notes
  • DSS 2.0 Relase notes
  • DSS 1.4 Relase notes
  • DSS 1.3 Relase notes
  • DSS 1.2 Relase notes
  • DSS 1.1 Release notes
  • DSS 1.0 Release Notes
  • Pre versions
• Other Documentation
  • Older DSS versions
  • Other Dataiku products
• Third-party acknowledgements
  • Java libraries
  • Python libraries
  • Scala libraries
  • Native libraries
  • R libraries
  • Javascript libraries
  • Data
  • For macOS version only
  • Definitions