On the Workspace Management page of a workspace, you can manage and configure the workspace. DataWorks supports a variety of compute engines, such as MaxCompute, E-MapReduce, Realtime Compute, Hologres, Graph Compute, and AnalyticDB for PostgreSQL.
Go to the Workspace Management page
Configure the basic properties

Parameter | Description |
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Workspace ID | The ID of the workspace. |
Workspace name | The name of the workspace. The name must start with a letter and can contain only letters and digits. It is not case-sensitive. It uniquely identifies the workspace and cannot be changed after the workspace is created. |
Status | The status of the workspace. Valid values: Normal, Deleted, Initialize, Initialization Failed, Manual Disable, Deleting, Deletion Failed, Suspended (Overdue), Updating, and Update Failed.
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Display name | The display name that is used to identify the workspace. It can contain only letters and digits. You can change the display name as required. |
Creation date | The point in time when the workspace was created, which cannot be changed. |
Mode | The mode of the workspace. Valid values: Simple Mode and Standard mode.
Note In this example, a workspace in standard mode is used.
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The head of | The owner of the workspace, who has permissions to delete and disable the workspace. The owner of the workspace cannot be changed. |
Description | The descriptive information about the workspace, which provides comments on the workspace. You can modify the description as required. The description can be up to 128 characters in length and can contain letters, special characters, and digits. |
Configure the scheduling properties
In the Scheduling properties section, you can enable periodic scheduling for the workspace.
You can also set the default resource group for scheduling, default resource group
for Data Integration, and default number of times and interval of automatic reruns
after an error occurs.

Recurring nodes can be run in a workspace only after you turn on Enable periodic scheduling for the workspace.
Configure the security settings

Section | Description |
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Allow download of select results | Specifies whether to allow workspace members to download the results queried in DataStudio. If you turn on this switch, workspace members can download the query results returned by SELECT statements in DataStudio. |
Allow sub-accounts to change their own node owners | Specifies whether to allow RAM users to change owners of their nodes. |
Sandbox whitelist (configure IP addresses or domain names that Shell nodes can access) | The IP addresses or domain names that can be accessed by a Shell node that runs on
the default resource group.
Note You must specify public IP addresses or domain names that can be accessed. For internal
services in your enterprise, we recommend that you use exclusive resource groups to
guarantee network accessibility. For more information, see Exclusive resource mode.
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To add an IP address or a domain name to the whitelist, perform the following steps:
- In the Security Settings section, click Add sandbox whitelist.
- In the Add sandbox whitelist dialog box, enter an IP address or a domain name and a port number in the Address and Port fields.
- Click Confirm.
Bind a MaxCompute compute engine instance
Bind an E-MapReduce compute engine instance
Bind a Realtime Compute compute engine instance
Bind a Hologres compute engine instance
Bind a Graph Compute compute engine instance
Bind an AnalyticDB for PostgreSQL compute engine instance
Notice You can use the AnalyticDB for PostgreSQL compute engine only in DataWorks Standard
Edition or a more advanced edition. Therefore, the AnalyticDB for PostgreSQL tab is available only in DataWorks Standard Edition or a more advanced edition.