Reference
Glossary
Shared terminology for the platform, data-product model, orchestration layer, semantic layer, and operations guides.
API key
A credential presented in X-API-Key for authenticated API or CLI access.
Asset
A durable operational output with dependencies, checks, freshness, and materialization behavior.
Asset backfill
A request to reprocess a selected historical slice of an asset.
Catalog
The top-level container for schemas and related database objects.
Column mask
A policy that rewrites or obfuscates a column value for selected principals or groups.
Data product
A governed package of outputs, semantic entrypoints, ownership, contract, and release metadata.
Declarative config
YAML documents that define desired platform state and are applied through validate-plan-apply workflows.
Domain
A business ownership boundary used to group data products and teams.
Grant
A privilege assignment on a securable object.
Group
A collection of principals used to manage access in bulk.
Lineage
The provenance graph that explains upstream, downstream, and column-level derivation relationships.
Macro
Reusable SQL logic that can be shared across models and projects.
Metric
A named semantic definition for a business-facing measurement.
Notebook
A document of executable SQL cells that can be explored interactively and promoted into durable outputs.
Principal
A user or service identity recognized by the platform.
Product contract
The published description of what a data product provides, who it serves, and how it should be used.
Row filter
A policy that restricts which rows are visible during query execution.
Semantic model
A reusable business-facing model that defines metrics, dimensions, relationships, and optional pre-aggregations.
Secure query path
The end-to-end request path where authentication, grants, row filters, and column masks are applied before results are returned.
Semantic validation
Cross-resource validation performed by the CLI after basic schema validation passes.
Team
An ownership group responsible for building or supporting products within a domain.