The DataWorks console provides a visual interface for the centralized management of workspaces, resource groups, large model services, images, and purchased resources and services. The console also provides quick access to functional modules for data integration, data development and O&M, data governance, data analysis, and data services. You can also use the console to monitor and manage the runtime status and performance of data services.
Precautions
If you log on to the DataWorks console as a RAM user, you may not be able to view specific features in the DataWorks console, or an error may be reported when you use a feature in the DataWorks console. In this case, you must check whether the RAM user that you use is granted the required permissions. For more information, see Manage permissions on the DataWorks services and the entities in the DataWorks console using RAM policies.
DataWorks workspaces and resources are isolated by region. Before you perform an operation, make sure that you select the region of your target resource in the top navigation bar of the console.
Console overview
Log on to the DataWorks console. By default, the Overview page appears. This page shows the core scenarios for using DataWorks, the frequently used workspaces for the current account, and quick access to product updates and other information.
Workspaces
In the navigation pane on the left, click Workspaces to view all workspaces in the specified region for the current tenant. You can manage the DataWorks workspaces that you are a member of or create new workspaces.
If you log on to the DataWorks console as a RAM user, you are not allowed to view detailed metric data or perform related management operations in the workspaces to which the RAM user is not added as a member. Instead, you can view only the basic information about these workspaces. To view the details of a workspace as a RAM user, you can add the RAM user to the workspace as a member. For more information, see Add members to a workspace.

Area | Features | Description | References |
1 | Select a region | Switch the region for DataWorks. The list of workspaces varies based on the selected region. | - |
2 | Create a workspace | Create a new DataWorks workspace. | |
3 | View basic information about a workspace | Displays basic information about a workspace, such as its mode and administrator. This includes:
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4 | Workspace operations | View key metric data for the current workspace, quickly go to the corresponding module, or perform workspace-related operations.
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5 | Upgrade edition | Upgrade the edition of DataWorks that you are currently using.
| For more information about the differences between DataWorks editions, see Features of DataWorks editions. |
Purchase exclusive resource group | You can purchase a serverless resource group. After the resource group is purchased, click Resource Groups in the navigation pane on the left to view its details. |
Resource Groups
In the navigation pane on the left, click Resource Group. On the Exclusive Resource Groups tab of the Resource Groups page, you can purchase required resource groups or view the details of and manage the resource groups that you have purchased in a specific region.

Area | Features | Description | References |
1 | Create a resource group | Create a new serverless resource group. | For more information, see Resource group management. |
2 | View basic information about a resource group | You can view basic information about a resource group, such as the status, expiration time, and resource usage of the resource group.
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4 | Basic operations on a resource group | In the area marked with 4 in the preceding figure, you can view the detailed information about a resource group and perform operations on a resource group.
Note A change operation that is performed on a resource group may require a period of time. |
Large model service
In the left navigation pane, click Large Model Management to open the large model service page. This service is a comprehensive solution for efficient deployment, secure communication, and simplified model calls. You can use DataWorks serverless resource groups to easily deploy models and call them directly in your data integration and data development tasks. For more information, see Large model service management.
Image Management
In the navigation pane on the left, click Image Management. On this page, you can view the official DataWorks images. If tasks running on a serverless resource group require a specific development environment, such as a third-party library, you can create a custom image that integrates the necessary development packages and dependencies. Then, when you run a task, specify the serverless resource group as the execution resource and the custom image as the runtime environment. For more information, see Custom images.
Purchased Resources and Services
In the navigation pane on the left, click Purchased Resources And Services. On this page, you can view the details of purchased subscription and pay-as-you-go DataWorks services and resource groups. You can also view the corresponding bills and billing rules, or perform operations such as renewal, upgrade, downgrade, and unsubscription. For more information, see View bill details and Billing overview.
Alert configuration
In the navigation pane on the left, choose or choose . On the Alert Contacts page, you can view and specify information about an alert contact. On the Alert Resources page, you can specify the maximum number of alert notifications that can be sent by text message or phone call per day.
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Alert Resources | On the Alert Resources page, you can view the usage of alert resources in the Daily Usage of Alert Resources and Alert Resource Usage in Current Month sections. You can specify the maximum number of alert notifications that can be sent using each notification method per day. Important
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Alert Contacts | On the Alert Contacts page, you can specify a RAM user or a RAM role as an alert contact and specify contact information. You can also synchronize the contact information that is configured for RAM users with simple operations. Note A configured mobile phone number or email address takes effect only after it is activated. |
to perform operations on the resource group, such as scale-out, scale-in, renewal, unsubscription, quota management, change billing method, and modify the upper limit for concurrent data scheduling.