.1 Dashboard
The Dashboard is the landing page of DCH. It gives you an at-a-glance view of how much data your instance holds, what has been processed recently, and how individual Target Entities are represented in the staging layer and the knowledge graph.
.2 Queue Jobs
Queue Jobs is where DCH runs and tracks its data-processing jobs. Every time a Build runs, or a Workflow is executed, DCH creates a job here and works through it in the background. This page lets you follow each job's progress, inspect its stages, and cancel or restart it.
.3 Connectors
Connectors are DCH's original, pull-based way to bring in data: you build a Container from a Connector and DCH pulls from the source on demand. For new integrations we recommend Intake Agents instead, which push data into DCH and are the preferred approach going forward. Reach for a Connector only when you need a source type that an Intake Agent does not cover.
.4 Intake Agents
An Intake Agent is a standalone service that connects an external system to DCH and delivers its data for import. Intake Agents are the recommended way to bring data into DCH and the successor to Connectors: each agent knows how to talk to one kind of source, such as a SQL database, a file store, or a web service, and DCH ships agents for common systems.
.5 Workers
Workers are standalone services that DCH offloads specific processing tasks to, keeping that work outside the core application. Each Worker is one service of a particular type, and DCH picks the right worker automatically whenever a task of that type comes up.
.6 Model
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.7 Build
Build is the second step of the Model session. It takes the Target Entities you curated in the Model and processes them into the knowledge graph, where their nodes and Relationships become queryable. A build runs as a queued job, so you can start it and follow its progress in the Queue.
.8 Workflows
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.9 Exploration
Exploration is an interactive viewer for the knowledge graph. Once a Build has processed your Target Entities into the graph, you use Exploration to search for nodes, place them on a canvas, expand along their Relationships, and trace the paths between them.
.10 Projections
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.11 Graph Access Rules
Graph Access Rules define the access control policies for the Graph Security Layer. These rules