Quick BI is a lightweight, cloud-based business intelligence (BI) service for efficient big data analytics and visualization. By connecting to a data source and creating a dataset, you can perform real-time analysis and queries. With features like spreadsheets and dashboards, you can use a drag-and-drop interface to visualize your data. Once connected, you can start analyzing and presenting your data in Quick BI.
Prerequisites
Background information
To prevent access failures, add the public IP address ranges of Quick BI to the allowlist of your data source. For more information, see Configure a network allowlist.
Procedure
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Create and test a data source connection.
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Log on to the Quick BI console. For more information, see Quick BI console.
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Add a data source. In the top navigation bar, click Workspaces. In the left-side navigation pane, click Data Sources, and then click Create Data Source in the upper-right corner. In the Add Data Source dialog box, select the Cloud Databases tab, and then click TSDB.
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In the Add TSDB Data Source dialog box, configure the following settings.
Parameter
Description
Display name
The display name for the data source.
TSQL endpoint and port
The public address and public port of the TSDB database.
AccessKey ID and AccessKey Secret
The credentials for accessing the TSDB instance.
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Click Connection Test to verify the connection.
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After the connection test succeeds, click OK to add the data source.
The new data source appears in the data source list.
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Next steps
After creating a data source, you can create a dataset to analyze your data.
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Create datasets from your Time Series Database (TSDB) tables or by using custom methods. For more information, see Create and manage a dataset.
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Add charts to visualize and analyze your data. For more information, see Create a dashboard and Overview of chart types.
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Use the drill-down feature for in-depth data analysis. For more information, see Drill-down, linkage, and jump.