Enable a Pipeline
Enable a pipeline in Bruin Cloud, add any missing connections, and trigger the first run.
Video walkthrough
What this does
Pipelines synced from a repo start disabled. Enabling one tells Bruin Cloud to run it on schedule. If connections are missing, you'll be prompted to add them inline.
Steps
1) Open your pipelines
From the homepage, go to Catalog → Pipelines.
2) Select and enable
Pick a pipeline and click Enable selected pipelines.
3) Add missing connections
If the pipeline references connections you haven't configured, Bruin Cloud lists them. For each one:
- Click the missing connection - the name is filled in for you.
- Pick the connection type - a built-in (BigQuery, Postgres, Snowflake, etc.) or a generic secret.
- Enter the credentials.
- Click Create. Bruin Cloud validates the connection. To skip validation, click Create without validation.
Repeat until the list is empty.
4) First run
The first run triggers automatically when a new pipeline is enabled - no need to click New run.
5) Check it's running
Open the pipeline page and confirm:
- Status is active.
- A new run appears in the runs list.
Next
To explore everything else on the pipeline page - backfills, lineage, manual runs - see Pipelines Overview.
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