Workspaces in Cloudera Data Visualization

Cloudera Data Visualization uses workspaces to manage security and workflow aspects of data visualization within enterprise organizations. To manage and share your visuals in in the most effective way, it is crucial to understand the different workspace types available in the system.

When you work with Cloudera Data Visualization, all of your visuals are saved within a workspace. There are three main types of workspaces: private, public, and custom.

Private workspace
  • Visuals created are automatically saved here and are exclusively accessible to you and administrators.
  • Within this workspace, you can create dashboards and add visuals and filters.
  • Dashboards and visuals exist in only one workspace at a time. To share a visual artifact, move it from your private workspace to a custom or public workspace.
Custom workspace
  • Users with appropriate privileges can create custom workspaces for collaborative efforts.
  • You can share visuals or dashboards with specific users or user groups by moving them to a custom workspace, configuring access rights as needed.
Public workspace
  • Visuals within this workspace are visible to any user with minimal viewing permissions for the relevant dataset.

Workflow insights

To better understand how visuals are organized within workspaces, see the following relationship diagram.
workspace I - PRIVATE
  • Only its owner and the administrators have access to this workspace.
  • Additional permissions cannot be applied.
  • It contains dashboard 1.
    • Dasboard 1 contains two sheets: sheet A and sheet B.
    • Sheet A contains a single image called visual a.
    • Sheet B contains visual b, visual c, and a filter.
  • It contains dashboard 2.
    • Dashboard 2 contains a single sheet C, which references visual d.
workspace II - PUBLIC
  • Artifacts in this workspace are visible to any user with minimal viewing permissions to the relevant dataset.
  • It contains dashboard 3.
    • Dashboard 3 contains a single sheet D.
    • Sheet D contains visual d and references visual e.