Superset

Overview

Apache Superset is a modern, enterprise-ready business intelligence web application for data exploration and visualization. Designed for scalability, extensibility, and ease of use, Superset supports a wide range of SQL-speaking databases and enables teams to create rich dashboards and interactive charts without writing code. Built with a lightweight architecture and a user-friendly interface, Superset is ideal for organizations seeking powerful, open-source BI tooling.

For more information about the Superset app, as well as detailed instruction of how to use it in Apolo Console, visit the main Superset page.

Managing application via Apolo CLI

Shell can be installed on Apolo either via the CLI or the Web Console. Below are the detailed instructions for installing using Apolo CLI.

Install via Apolo CLI

Step 1 — Use the CLI command to get the application configuration file template:

apolo app-template get superset > superset.yaml

Step 2 — Customize the application parameters. Below is an example configuration file:

# Application template configuration for: superset
# Fill in the values below to configure your application.
# To use values from another app, use the following format:
# my_param:
#   type: "app-instance-ref"
#   instance_id: "<app-instance-id>"
#   path: "<path-from-get-values-response>"

template_name: superset
template_version: v25.7.0
input:
  # Enable access to your application over the internet using HTTPS.
  ingress_http:
    # Require authenticated user credentials with appropriate permissions for all incoming HTTPS requests to the application.
    auth: true
  # Set the configuration for Superset worker.
  worker_config:
    # Select the resource preset used per service replica.
    preset:
      # The name of the preset.
      name: ''
  # Set the configuration for Superset Web UI.
  web_config:
    # Select the resource preset used per service replica.
    preset:
      # The name of the preset.
      name: ''
  # Set your own postgres as a database for Superset app. If it was not provided, postgres instance will be created within the same app.
  postgres_config:
    user: ''
    password: ''
    host: ''
    port: 8080
    pgbouncer_host: ''
    pgbouncer_port: 0
    dbname:
    jdbc_uri:
    pgbouncer_jdbc_uri:
    pgbouncer_uri:
    uri:
    # Configuration for the Postgres connection URI.
    postgres_uri:
  # Set the admin user fields to be
  admin_user:
    # Set Admin Username.
    username: admin
    # Set Admin first name.
    firstname: Superset
    # Set Admin last name.
    lastname: Admin
    # Set Admin email.
    email: [email protected]
    # Set Admin password.
    password: admin

Explanation of configuration parameters:

Resource Preset: Choose a compute preset to define the hardware resources allocated. Example: H100x1
HTTP Authentication: Enabled for secure access.
Admin User: Set admin login credentials

Step 3 — Deploy the application in your Apolo project:

apolo app install -f superset.yaml

Monitor the application status using:

apolo app list

To uninstall the application, use:

apolo app uninstall <app-id>

If you want to see logs of the application, use:

apolo app logs <app-id>

For instructions on how to access the application, please refer to the Usage section.

Usage

After installation, you can utilize Superset for image generation workflows and you can access it directly from your browser.To view and manage installed instances of the Superset app:

Go to the Installed Apps tab.
You will see a list of all running apps, including the Superset app you just installed. To open the detailed information & uninstall the app, click the Details button.

Once in the Details" page, scroll down to the Outputs sections. To launch the applications, find the HTTP API output with with the public domain address, copy and open it in a dedicated browser window.

Connect the data sources, build charts, and dashboards.

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