We're happy to announce the release of the Shared Buckets feature. It's an easy way to share data between projects in Keboola Connection.
This will help you:
For more details about Shared Buckets, see our User documentation. Developers can find more info in our API documentation in Apiary.
To simplify cleanup tasks in KBC storage we've added support for deleting non-empty buckets. You no longer have to delete any tables before deleting your bucket, so this should save some time when cleaning up your workspace.
We've also added support for deleting table snapshots, which should be helpful when working with tables and snapshots.
Both functions are available through the KBC Storage API, documented here: "drop bucket" and "delete snapshot"
All attributes of table or bucket can be set by one API call
RunId identifiing running job is associated to all Storage API Files generated by this job. At the moment files can be filtered by RunId http://docs.keboola.apiary.io/#get-%2Fv2%2Fstorage%2Ffiles
This is a building block for upcoming aggregation API which will be able to provide aggregated informations about jobs such as data size transfered in and out, imported or created tables etc.
Synchronous imports into Storage API were broken from Jul 13 7:45 PM - 10:00 PM PST. Scheduled orchestrations were affected by this issue.
We apologize for any inconveniences.
Some projects storage is not accessible at the moment, we are working on fix.
EDIT 2.55pm PST: All projects are now fully functional.
Data in some buckets are not accessible at the moment, bucket’s database recovery is in progress.
Everything should be back in normal.
List of tables is now available in bucket detail.
We are investigating issue with slow Storage API table imports on some table, some transformations have failed on time import limits.
Storage Graph now allows you to look “forward” - where the data from the given table is used through aliases, transformations and writers.
