Overview
Datasources are the components that securely connect your instance with the tools where your data is. This data is collected thanks to the integrations provided by the app (see Dashboard Integrations for further information). The default datasource is the instance where the app is installed, which needs no configuration.
Datasources and gadgets
Each gadget uses a datasource, and several gadgets can share the same datasource. Initially, when you configure your first gadget in a dashboard, you can opt for having all the compatible gadgets automatically configured with that datasource. Imagine that in your dashboard there are four gadgets that uses Bitbucket as datasource, when you configure the first one, the rest are also configured with that datasource. Not to mention that you can edit that configuration at anytime.
Access restrictions in datasources
Datasources fetch and display information from external products, which sometimes you may want to keep for yourself. In this case, you can configure access restrictions and avoid anyone else from using your datasources. You’ll find the following options to set up access restrictions:
My organization. Any logged in user in your instance can use the datasource.
Private. Only the creator of the datasource can use it.
This restriction can be set when you create the datasource, or accessing through the lock menu. It’s indicated with an unlock icon if “My organization” is selected and with a lock icon if “Private” is selected.
See also
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Dashboard Hub Connector Apps — A connector app is a special app to integrate with external Jira instances, Confluence or Bitbucket
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Dashboard Integrations: Supported Products — Discover what products can be integrated now and what will be soon
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Add and Manage Datasources — Learn how to add and configure datasources
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Set Up a Wallboard — Set up your information radiator: A wallboard
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Add and Configure Gadgets — Learn how to add and configure gadgets in dashboards
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Learn about Datasources — Learn what datasources are, what types there are and why are they one of the key assets in dashboards
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Jira Dashboards: Native Gadgets and Product Integrations — Enjoy all the gadgets and product integrations in your Jira Dashboards natively.
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Dashboard Demos: Live Examples for ITSM, DevOps, Agile, Project Tracking — Find live examples of different dashboards to discover what you can do with Dashboard Hub
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Hybrid Dashboards: Data from Server, Data Center and Cloud in the same Dashboard — Find out everything about Hybrid Dashboards: Data from server, data center and/or cloud in the same dashboard