6. Next steps

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You now know how Groundzero fits together. Pick the area that matches your work.

If you want to... Go to Where
Store governed tables and query them with SQL Lakehouse: create a warehouse, start a session with a compute size, write SQL in query tabs and save queries Lakehouse
Give data a shared business meaning Ontology Studio: define entities, metrics and terms, review suggestions and publish releases Catalog
See what chat, agents and workloads cost and how they perform Consumption Metrics: AI Chat, Agents, Workloads and APIs views with time ranges Catalog
Share a dashboard with a team Workspaces: folders of imported dashboards; My Files for storage buckets Workspaces
Track experiments and models The Models tab of a project DE/ML
Build a reusable filter Designer, Filters Designer
Manage people, permissions and sites The admin console (Users & Groups, Access Manager, Sites, Email, Budgets) Your administrator
Lakehouse warehouses: a table of warehouses with owner and creation date. Open one to start a session and run SQL.
Lakehouse warehouses: a table of warehouses with owner and creation date. Open one to start a session and run SQL.
A lakehouse workspace: pick a compute, start a session, and run SQL in query tabs next to the schema tree.
A lakehouse workspace: pick a compute, start a session, and run SQL in query tabs next to the schema tree.
Consumption Metrics: usage, spend and reliability across AI Chat, Agents, Workloads and APIs.
Consumption Metrics: usage, spend and reliability across AI Chat, Agents, Workloads and APIs.
Ontology Studio: definitions on the left, a map of how connections, entities and terms relate, and a review queue.
Ontology Studio: definitions on the left, a map of how connections, entities and terms relate, and a review queue.

Habits that save time#

  • Use hyphenated names everywhere. They are easy to find in global search with the ds:, viz: and dash: prefixes.
  • Add a description and tags in the Catalog to everything you share.
  • Tick only the connections a job or notebook needs.
  • Save in the editor, then publish. Publishing a dashboard does not save it first.
  • Stop notebook and lakehouse sessions when you finish.