It is the most intuitive and easy way to interact with RisingWave via workspace. It offers graphical tools for managing data and visualizing results.
Click on a section below to see the details.
The schema section displays all the tables, sources, materialized views, and sinks defined in the cluster.
To check their columns, click on each item, or click Expand all to see all.
The query editor serves as a terminal window where you can write and execute SQL queries.
Jobs allow you to organize your SQL statements into groups, making managing and executing multiple queries easier.
Click to add a job.
The sample queries cover the most common steps in RisingWave, such as establishing a connection with a data source, processing data by defining materialized views and querying the results.
See Explore RisingWave with examples for details.
Click Switch in the top right corner to change to another user in your current project when using the console.
Here you can view the results of your last query.
Selete the Chart tab to visualize the results.
Click to rerun the last executed query manually or set a timer to refresh the results automatically.
Click to download a CSV copy of the results.
Selete the Log tab to check the query log.
The query log tracks and records all queries executed during the current session, providing information such as the execution time, network time, and error messages. The log can help monitor activity, troubleshoot issues, and optimize queries.
RisingWave Cloud leverages the superpower of RisingWave, an open-source distributed SQL database specifically designed for stream processing. Start building your real-time applications with RisingWave using the console.
It is the most intuitive and easy way to interact with RisingWave via workspace. It offers graphical tools for managing data and visualizing results.
Click on a section below to see the details.
The schema section displays all the tables, sources, materialized views, and sinks defined in the cluster.
To check their columns, click on each item, or click Expand all to see all.
The query editor serves as a terminal window where you can write and execute SQL queries.
Jobs allow you to organize your SQL statements into groups, making managing and executing multiple queries easier.
Click to add a job.
The sample queries cover the most common steps in RisingWave, such as establishing a connection with a data source, processing data by defining materialized views and querying the results.
See Explore RisingWave with examples for details.
Click Switch in the top right corner to change to another user in your current project when using the console.
Here you can view the results of your last query.
Selete the Chart tab to visualize the results.
Click to rerun the last executed query manually or set a timer to refresh the results automatically.
Click to download a CSV copy of the results.
Selete the Log tab to check the query log.
The query log tracks and records all queries executed during the current session, providing information such as the execution time, network time, and error messages. The log can help monitor activity, troubleshoot issues, and optimize queries.
RisingWave Cloud leverages the superpower of RisingWave, an open-source distributed SQL database specifically designed for stream processing. Start building your real-time applications with RisingWave using the console.