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16 changes: 5 additions & 11 deletions docs/cluster/automation.md
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(cluster-automation)=
# Automation

Automation in CrateDB Cloud allows users to streamline and manage routine
Automation allows users to streamline and manage routine
database operations efficiently. Two primary automation features available are
the SQL Scheduler and Table Policies, both of which facilitate the maintenance
and optimization of database tasks.

:::{important}
- Automation is available for all newly deployed clusters.
- For existing clusters, the feature can be enabled on demand. (Contact
[support](https://support.cratedb.com/) for activation.)

Automation utilizes a dedicated database user `gc_admin` with full cluster
Automation utilizes a dedicated database user with full cluster
privileges to execute scheduled tasks and persists data in the `gc` schema.
:::

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The SQL Scheduler is designed to automate routine database tasks by scheduling
SQL queries to run at specific times, in UTC time. This feature supports
creating job descriptions with valid [cron patterns](https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/db2-as-a-service?topic=task-unix-cron-format)
and SQL statements, enabling a wide range of tasks. Users can manage these jobs
through the Cloud UI, adding, removing, editing, activating, and deactivating
them as needed.
and SQL statements, enabling a wide range of tasks. Users can manage these jobs
by adding, removing, editing, activating, and deactivating them as needed.

### Use Cases

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After naming the policy and selecting the table to be impacted, you
must specify the time column. This column, which should be a timestamp used for
partitioning, will determine the data affected by the policy. If you have multiple
partitioned tables you will need to setup a policy per table.
partitioned tables you will need to set up a policy per table.

:::{note}
The "Time Column" must be of type `TIMESTAMP`.
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(cluster-console)=
# Console

The Console in CrateDB Cloud allows users to execute SQL queries seamlessly
against their CrateDB cluster. The Console can be accessed by users having the
"Organization Admin" role in the left-hand navigation menu within a cluster.
The Console allows users to execute SQL queries seamlessly
against their CrateDB cluster.

- **Table and Schema Tree View:** Easily navigate through your database
structure.
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- **Multiple Query Execution:** Run several queries in sequence.
- **Query History:** Access and manage your past queries.

:::{important}
- The Console is available for all newly deployed clusters.
- For older clusters, this feature can be enabled on demand. Contact
[support](https://support.cratedb.com/) for activation.

The Console currently utilizes a dedicated database user `gc_admin` with full
cluster privileges.
:::

:::{note}
**Multi-Query Execution:**
When running multiple queries at once, the Console executes them sequentially,
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:::

:::{note}
Each CrateDB Cloud cluster offers a dedicated {ref}`Admin UI <crate-admin-ui:index>`,
Each cluster offers a dedicated {ref}`Admin UI <crate-admin-ui:index>`,
which can be used to explore data, schema metadata, and cluster status
information.
:::
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