DataLens

Yandex DataLens is a business analytics and data visualization platform. With it, you can create interactive dashboards, charts, and tables based on various data sources. The component is built upon DataLens On-premises.

Main featuresMain features

• Creating interactive dashboards and charts
• Connecting to PostgreSQL, ClickHouse®, and other data sources
• Shared access to collections and workbooks
• Role-based access management

UI accessUI access

The DataLens UI is available at https://datalens.sys.<cluster_domain>. Authentication is managed with Identity and Access Management.

When the component is activated for the first time, the system automatically creates the stackland-datalens-admins group and adds the cluster administrator to it. Members of this group get the datalens.admin role.

Access managementAccess management

DataLens supports three roles:

• datalens.admin: Full access to DataLens, including management of users, collections, workbooks, and data sources. This role is assigned in Identity and Access Management via the stackland-datalens-admins group.
• datalens.creator: Permission to create and modify objects (dashboards, charts, datasets, and connections).
• datalens.visitor: View-only access to published objects. This is the default role for authenticated users.

Roles are mapped to Identity and Access Management groups. To assign a user the datalens.admin role, add them to the stackland-datalens-admins group.

Adding a user via the UIAdding a user via the UI

A DataLens administrator can add a local user via the web UI.

To add a user:

1. Open the DataLens web UI at https://datalens.<cluster_domain>.

2. In the left-hand menu, select Service settings.

3. Go to the Users tab.

4. Click + Add user.

5. Fill in the Add user form with the following user details:

   • Login for DataLens authentication.
   • First name. This is an optional field.
   • Last name. This is an optional field.
   • Email. This is an optional field.
   • Role in DataLens: Admin, Creator, or Visitor.
   • Group: User group. This is an optional field.
   • Password for authentication. Click Generate password to create one automatically.

6. Click Add.

DependenciesDependencies

To use DataLens, you also need the following components:

• Managed Service for PostgreSQL: To store DataLens data.
• Identity and Access Management: For user authentication and authorization.

ConfigurationConfiguration

To manage the component, use the DataLensConfig custom resource.

Here is an example:

apiVersion: stackland.yandex.cloud/v1alpha1
kind: DataLensConfig
metadata:
  name: main # This is a required field you must set to `main`
spec:
  enabled: true
  settings:
    clusterIssuer: "stackland-default"
    database:
      instances: 3
      storageSize: "2Gi"
      logLevel: "info"
      storageClass: ""
      resources:
        requests:
          cpu: "200m"
          memory: "256Mi"
        limits:
          cpu: "1000m"
          memory: "1Gi"

Where:

• enabled: Enables and disables the component.
• settings.clusterIssuer: ClusterIssuer name for TLS certificates. The default value is stackland-default.
• settings.database.instances: Number of PostgreSQL instances. The default value is one.
• settings.database.storageSize: Database storage size. The default value is 2Gi.
• settings.database.storageClass: Storage class. Defaults to the platform's storage class.
• settings.database.logLevel: PostgreSQL logging level. The default value is info.
• settings.database.resources: Resources allocated for database pods:
  • requests: Minimum resource requirements.
  • limits: Maximum resource limits.

See alsoSee also

• Uploading DataLens images
• Activate DataLens
• Disabling DataLens