About Notebooks

A notebook is an interactive, browser-based object that enables data engineers, data analysts, and data scientists to be more productive by developing, organizing, executing, and sharing code, and by visualizing results without using the command line or needing to install anything. Notebooks enable you to execute code and to work interactively with long workflows.

You can create any number of notebooks, each of which can be a collection of documentation, snippets of code, and other visualizations. You can enter your input in paragraphs, each of which is configured to be run with a particular interpreter. See Available Notebook Interpreters to view the different notebook interpreters supported in Graph Studio.

In order to run the notebook paragraphs using the interpreters, Graph Studio must attach itself to an internal compute environment. This attachment happens implicitly when you open a notebook. See About Implicit Environment Creation Through Notebooks for more information.

After running a notebook paragraph, you can display the results in different ways, such as tables, charts, or as an interactive graph.