Instance Details TestGen Results¶
Export data from DataKitchen's DataOps Data Quality TestGen to Observability so you can view test results as part of your data estate journeys.
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Observe instances that include TestGen dataset components to better understand the health of your data as a holistic part of your processes, then drill down and analyze specific test metrics.
Prerequisites¶
- TestGen must be configured to export results to Observability.
- The dataset component associated with TestGen needs to be included in a journey for the data to be captured and displayed as part of an instance. See Create Relationships to learn how to build journeys.
Navigate to TestGen results¶
From the instance details, select the Tests tab for an aggregated view of all the test results received during an instance. Click View test Results from TestGen to open details specific to TestGen.
Note
Select Show/Hide Columns to customize the Tests tab table. Add the columns Dimension and Table to best display TestGen results.
Test results from TestGen¶
At the top of the TestGen results you can find:
- The test status ( Passed, Failed, has Warnings).
- The test name.
- A short description of the test and summary of test metrics, when available.
- The data quality dimension.
- A link to learn more about the test type.
Test results graph¶
The test results graph provides a visual of the test metric over time. The color of the data points represents the test status and the trend lines change over time as you make adjustments to your test thresholds.
If you're viewing historical results, click See most recent points to navigate to current data for the metric.
Test data¶
Observability displays the following test metadata when sent with the test outcomes:
- The metric name and description.
- Schema, database, connection, table, and column identifiers.
- The test suite name.
Test parameters¶
The Test Parameters section shows metrics, thresholds, baseline values, counts, or other data specific to the test.
Visual example in Observability¶

Events tab consideration¶
On the Events tab of the instance details and the All Events tab of the Events page you may see multiple, sequential Test Outcomes events from the dataset component associated with TestGen.
When you send data from TestGen to Observability, the export-observability
command exports all the results generated since the last time the command was run.
To comply with the Observability Event Ingestion API payload limit of 100 KB
and the Test Outcomes event 500 item limit,
the events sent from TestGen adhere to a payload limit of up to 100 KB and 500 items per event.
Note that the Tests tab of the instance details will still display the complete list of tests from all events received during an instance, regardless of how the test events are divided.
Tip
Export events from TestGen to Observability regularly to keep events relative in size and scope to the work you're doing.