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Metabase Up and Running

You're reading from   Metabase Up and Running Introduce business intelligence and analytics to your company and make better business decisions

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800202313
Length 332 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Tim Abraham Tim Abraham
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Section 1: Installing and Deploying Metabase
2. Chapter 1: Overview of Metabase FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Deploying Metabase with AWS 4. Section 2: Setting Up Your Instance and Asking Questions of Your Data
5. Chapter 3: Setting Up Metabase 6. Chapter 4: Connecting to Databases 7. Chapter 5: Building Your Data Model 8. Chapter 6: Creating Questions 9. Chapter 7: Creating Visualizations 10. Chapter 8: Creating Dashboards, Pulses, and Collections 11. Chapter 9: Using the SQL Console 12. Section 3: Advanced Functionality and Paid Features
13. Chapter 10: Advanced Features, Getting Help, and Contributing 14. Other Books You May Enjoy

Organizing everything in collections

Over the last several chapters, we've learned how to create questions, dashboards, pulses, and collections. Let's take a step back and reflect on how all these pieces fit together.

Questions are the fundamental building block of analysis in Metabase and are visualized as a plot, single number, or table of data. Dashboards and pulses both contain multiple questions, usually related to one another. Finally, collections are like the folders or directories on your computer. They contain questions, dashboards, pulses, and even other collections. Unlike dashboards and pulses, whose purpose is to display the information of several questions to a user, the purpose of a collection is simply to hold these assets and allow organization.

We've now saved quite a few questions to the Our Analytics collection. Remember that the Our Analytics collection comes as default with Metabase and is like the home directory on your computer. All other...

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