Workspace

Workspace tools are designed to help you build, test, deploy, and manage Cube projects.

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Most workspace tools depend on the managed infrastructure and are only available in Cube Cloud.

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Workspace tools in Cube Cloud

In Cube Cloud, you can:

• Use the managed infrastructure to deploy
• Use the code-first data model editor or the no-code Visual Modeler editor to build and enhance the data model of your semantic layer.
• Use the development mode and environments to collaborate and test features before going to production.
• Use Playground to run queries and test the data model.
• Use Saved Reports to manage reports saved from Playground and spreadsheet integrations, i.e., Cube Cloud for Sheets and Cube Cloud for Excel.
• Use Chart Prototyping to generate code of a front-end application that works with Cube.
• Use SQL Runner to inform the development of the data model.
• Use the Integrations page to connect your semantic layer to BIs, spreadsheets, and other visualization tools.
• Use Query History to observe queries and their performance in real-time.
• Use the pre-aggregations page to inspect pre-aggregations and their build history.
• Use Performance Insights to analyze the performance of your deployment as a whole.
• Use Monitoring Integrations to export logs and metrics to external monitoring tools.
• Use custom roles to manage access control for users of your Cube Cloud account and single sign-on.
• Use Audit Log to review security-related events in your Cube Cloud account.
• Use the Chats History page to review and search past interactions with AI agents.
• Use the API keys page to manage API keys for secure access to your Cube account.
• Use the encryption keys page to manage data-at-rest encryption in Cube Store.
• Use Budgets to control the usage and spend of your Cube Cloud account.
• Use Preferences to adjust the workspace to your liking.

Workspace tools in Cube Core

With Cube Core, you can:

• Use the data model builder to generate the initial data model.
• Use Playground to run queries and test the data model.
• Use Chart Prototyping to generate code of a front-end application that works with Cube.
• Use the command-line tool to automate your workflows.