FAQ
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How do I adjust the session and idle session timeouts for AtScale UI?
Answer: These are set in the Security tab --> Realm Setting. When Client Session Settings are left blank, they will inherit the SSO Session Settings.
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Can changes to user permissions in the identity provider automatically propagate to container-based AtScale?
Situation: Container-based AtScale is configured to use an identity provider aka IdP (independent of protocol). The AtScale identity broker service is configured to do role-based ...
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Why does my encoded cert get rejected?
Problem Description: When attempting to open the identity broker, you get an error "We're Sorry... Invalid parameter: redirect_url". Unable to enter the identity broker interface....
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How can I find how many deployed semantic objects we have?
Answer: Navigate to the Settings / License page. In the Usage Details section, you will find the quantity of Deployed objects. See image below for an example. This was introduce...
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What is the AtScale Developer Edition?
Answer: The AtScale Developer Edition is a free semantic layer platform created to build shareable semantic models encouraging analytics for everyone. It enables developers to cre...
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Can we configure AtScale to use our existing k8 clustered services like Redis or Postgres?
Answer: No. AtScale’s container technology is modeled for Kubernetes orchestration, and installation is designed for Helm Chart deployment. While micro-service architected, AtSca...
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Why do I have to re-enter my Git credentials every time I log into AtScale from a different browser or laptop?
Answer: The browser acts like a Git thin client; the browser is the integrated development environment. As such, the Git credential is localized to only that browser.
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I cannot find the work that I did on my data model yesterday; what happened to my work?
Answer: AtScale development work that is being done via the AtScale UI is happening in local browser storage. It’s only persisted to the Git platform once the developer commits th...
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If I have multiple data models in my repo, can I deploy just one data model?
Answer: No, the deployment process is at the repo level. This can be effectively navigated by adopting industry best practices for proper git repo and branch structuring. The imp...
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Is there a risk of losing my work by developing my data model only in the browser memory?
Answer: A thin-client (browser) Git client affords the developer the flexibility to commit work to the code repo while not requiring a desktop installation. While browser failure ...
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Do my Git credentials have to match my AtScale credentials?
Answer: Git users do not have to synchronize with the same IdP as AtScale users. The trusted handshake comes by way of the token. For example - if the Git admin wants to assign pri...
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How do we track what's been deployed to the engine without requiring a commit to Git?
Answer: The AtScale UI is a Git client and an AtScale Engine client. In order to maximize flexibility, the AtScale UI does not create a dependency between these two functions. Goo...
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Containerized AtScale: Glossary
With the introduction of containerized AtScale, there are many new concepts and terms used. Note that the following terms are used interchangeably: containerized AtScale, contain...