RDA - User Guide
You can find 'How to use RDA notebooks' as part of your AIOps Studio home.
Please note that both tags and bots are interchangeably used.
The following are the most commonly used built-in functions
Function (Python) | Terminal | Description |
bots() | bots | View / Search list of bots from all sources |
plugins() | plugins | View / Search list of installed plugins. |
api_models() | | View / Search API Models for the bots that start with '@' (API Endpoints) |
toolkit() | | a tabbed group of reports with Bots, API Models, Plugins, and Datasets |
check_connectivity() | | Check connectivity to data sources and verify credentials if applicable |
pexec(str) | | Execute pipeline and return the resulting dataframe. |
viz(df) | | Visualize the dataframe |
add_dataset(data or file, name) | | Add dataframe, file or URL as dataset in the RDA dataset repository |
get_dataset(name) | | Get previously saved dataset |
list_datasets() | | Show list of all saved datasets |
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View / Search all installed RDA extensions.
Verify network access to all configured datasources. If their credentials are used, verify the credentials also. This function also takes an optional argument which can be a datasource name (ex:
"snow")View / Search all datasource, datasink, and control bots
This function displays a list of all bots that are configured as API Endpoints. These bots are typically prefixed with an @ symbol. For each selected bot, this will display list parameters that should be provided as a combination of and (&) statements.
This function will display Bots, Plugins, API Models and Datasets
This method is identical to bot @dm:recall name = "dataset-name"
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