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To achieve an efficient and safe migration, Secoda can be used to monitor the usage levels of data resources and metadata from Retool. Retool is a platform that enables the rapid development of effective business software. With Retool, users can build apps and automate workflows that seamlessly connect to their existing systems. Retool provides various building blocks for easy app development and offers features such as a fully managed and hosted PostgreSQL database with schema migration tools. It also includes a user-friendly interface for schema building, resembling a spreadsheet. Additionally, Retool allows users to effectively manage their data through features like filtering, sorting, searching, and direct editing.
Integration with Retool allows you to monitor the usage levels of data resources using the Secoda Automations feature. Automations consist of Triggers and Actions. Triggers activate the workflow based on defined schedules such as hourly, daily, or custom intervals. Actions encompass various operations like filtering and updating metadata. By stacking actions, you can create customized workflows that meet your team's requirements. With Secoda, you have the ability to perform bulk updates to metadata in Retool, providing efficiency in managing your data resources.
Retool and Secoda can be integrated to facilitate data migration and monitor the usage levels of data resources. Secoda acts as a comprehensive data management platform, consolidating your company's data catalog, lineage, documentation, and monitoring. By utilizing this integration, you can efficiently manage and track your data resources throughout the migration process.
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