Managing Workflows
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Workflows can be managed from the Console, CLI or SDK.
To manage workflows from the Console, select the Workflows tab from the left side navigation bar. This will bring you to a list of Workflows where you can view more details for each Workflow.
Using the CLI you can view commands for working with workflows by running
Workflows can be created either from the Gretel Console or CLI.
First, create a file on your computer containing a YAML workflow config. Then run the following command
Workflows are organized under projects and share the same permissions as the project they are owned by.
Read
Users can view workflows, runs, and logs.
Write
Users can create new workflows.
User can edit existing workflows.
Users can manually trigger existing workflows.
Users can delete existing workflows.
Administrator
Users can share workflows with other users.
Co-Owner
Full control.
You can share a Workflow by sharing the project it is owned by. If a workflow references models or connections in a different project, be sure you have the appropriate level of access to that project.
By default, processed files are output to the configured bucket path using the of the for the model run. If you want to customize the filename or path you can modify the destination action from YAML config after completing the wizard.
With the source and destination defined, select whether the workflow should run manually or on a schedule. We provide some pre-defined schedule types, but you can also create your own schedule using a cron expression. about cron expressions, or for help creating one.