Welcome to the Dataland closed beta! We’re so excited to have you onboard.

Setup your account and get started in 15 minutes

  1. Go to app.dataland.io, click on “Sign up”. Follow the steps to create your account, and create your own workspace.
  2. Read this overview to understand what Dataland is: https://docs.dataland.io/overview.html
  3. Complete the Dataland quickstart.
  4. Follow this readme to create your own git repository to store any custom Dataland workers (aka custom functions) and tables.

To sync external data into Dataland:

Dataland offers pre-built connectors in the form of Dataland modules. You can think of a module as a collection of Dataland workers (a.k.a. serverless functions) and table schemas.

There are a few options to sync data into Dataland:

<aside> 🔄 Install a built-in modules via the Dataland UI → **** Dataland offers several production-grade built-in modules, like Postgres and MySQL.

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<aside> 🔄 Install a “beta” module using the Dataland CLI → Dataland offers even more “beta” modules, freely available for use from our own public GitHub repo. Examples includes Airtable, BigQuery, Hubspot, Shopify, and more.

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<aside> 🧑‍💻 Write your own private module to sync data from another source→ If you don’t see the integration you need here — you can follow this guide to write your own integration, or just contact Arthur at [email protected] to write one for you!

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Build more advanced workflows in Dataland:

<aside> 💡 Trigger API calls and custom logic from a Dataland button → This guide walks through how to add a button column to a Dataland table, and have button clicks trigger a Dataland function.

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<aside> 💡 Add display configs to your tables → Make your tables feel more like apps in Dataland. Specify column width, read-only behavior, and special display types like checkboxes, enum dropdowns, and buttons.

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“Productionize” your workflows in Dataland