Scuba release 3.13 includes emailed dashboards, data ingest CLI, query language in API, A/B view, flow building enhancements, more precise count unique, and additional enhancements.

New features

Scuba release 3.13 includes the following new features:

  • Email dashboards

  • Data ingest CLI

  • Query language in API

  • A/B view

  • Flow building enhancements

  • Additional enhancements

Email dashboards

With Scuba 3.13, a user can send a scheduled email containing embedded images of panels on a board.

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See Email a board in the User's Guide for more information.

 

Data ingest CLI

With Scuba 3.13, cluster administrators can use the CLI to perform various tasks to help manage their cluster including but not limited to the following:

  • Manage users

  • Create new tables, jobs, and pipelines

  • Delete and reingest data

To obtain the CLI client, contact your technical account manager.

► Scuba CLI terms and conditions

Query language in an API

With Scuba 3.13, the external query API has been improved to support Behavioral Query Language (BQL), Scuba's new querying language built on top of our query model. BQL includes:

  • The ability to run arbitrary BQL queries on your Scuba cluster using the external query API.

  • Parity with Scuba query model.

  • Ability to use a new endpoint to continue running cached queries run through the Scuba user interface.

For more information, see Create queries using the Scuba behavioral query language.

A/B view

With Scuba 3.13, you can use A/B view to:

  • Create one or more experiment populations to compare to an original control.

  • Define one or more performance metrics (called "measures" in A/B view) to compare absolute and relative population performance.

  • Interpret results in alternate all-in-one or single-experiment comparison tabs.

  • Understand experiment validity using p-values or rely on cell shading. Cell shading indicates more or less significant results, as determined by the experiment's p-value.

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See Perform A/B testing for more information.

Flow building enhancements

Scuba 3.13 includes:

  • Bar and Table charts for preview.

  • The ability to hide dropoffs, so you can do funnel analysis.

  • Flow path in bar charts.

Additional enhancements

Scuba release 3.13 includes the following enhancements:

  • Count unique is now more precise. Adaptive sampling does not kick in for most count unique shard key queries. See Adaptive Sampling in Scuba.

  • More granular role management on the Admin page.

  • Changes to the cached board traffic light indicator.

  • Improved messaging around board sharing and query limits.

  • You can now pin modules to boards. The available modules are the retention module and the new A/B view module.

  • The retention module is now enabled by default.