Redash is an open-source data collaboration and visualization platform. Users can visualize their own data from Treasure Data with Redash by building their own dashboards with Redash and Treasure Data.

Configure in Redash

  • Environments

    • Redash v0.10.1 by using AMI Image

    • Treasure Data account

  • Choose AMI Image from docs.

  • Launch redash-0101b1834.1-us-east-1 - ami-52c3373f (ami-52c3373f) or later.

  • Open http://(Address)/login as admin/admin.

Configure in Your Connector

Add Treasure Data Connector

To add Treasure Data connector as a data source, edit the following parameters.

  • Name: Any

  • Type: TreasureData

  • APIKEY: Any (Required)

  • Database Name: Any (Required)

  • Endpoint: https://api.treasuredata.com/ (Default: https://api.treasuredata.com/)

  • Auto Schema Retrieval: Off (default) — If you turn on this feature, Treasure Data’s table schema appears in Query Editor. But, if you have a lot of schema in Treasure Data, this feature might affect the performance.

  • Type: hive (Default) / presto (Paid Plan)

Try New Query

After adding Treasure Data connector, you can select it as a Data Source on the New Query page. You can see the table schema on the right. After issuing a new query, you can see the results at the bottom. Optionally, you can select Refresh Interval to collect data automatically.

Also, you can see the job issued from Redash on Treasure Data Console.

Visualize Collected Data

Let’s set the following query, you can get Page View.

SELECT
TD_TIME_FORMAT(time, 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:00:00') as hour,
count(1) as pv
FROM www_access
GROUP BY 1

To visualize the above data, click + New Visualization button, and then you can edit graph.



To save your graph, change the title on top.

Build Your Dashboard

After visualized collected data, you can build your own dashboard.

Move to dashboard page, and you can add your graph by Add widget.


Then, you can see Page View on your dashboard.

Conclusion

You can collect data to Treasure Data easily and visualize data on Treasure Data by Redash!



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