You can take the export flow feature's advantage to define a backup strategy for all your flows. Errors can happen and you will be happy that you did it when you need it.
Backup your flows according to the criticality and the content change frequency: the more important the content is, the more it is getting updated, the more you should back it up.
A good rule of thumb is that you have at least a monthly backup for everything, a weekly backup for important flows, and a backup after each important change.
Export Flow
Use the More(...) menu on top right corner of the Flow view and find the option to Export.
2. You are asked to add any Additional notes (optional) and click on Download package
3. This downloads a .zip file that you can see at the bottom of your browser
Import Flow
An exported flow can be imported into another or the same Trifacta environment.
Imported flows do not contain the following objects:
Reference datasets
Samples
To Import a flow, go to Flows Page and click on the Import Flow option on the top
2. You can drag and drop an exported .zip file here or select it using the Choose a file option
Starting v8.8, you may select multiple flows for import at once.
3. The Import Flow dialog shows you the progress
4. The flow is imported and available for use in the Flows page.
Flow Mappings
When you import a flow into a new project or workspace, you may need to remap the connections and environment parameters to corresponding objects from the import.
You may need to reconnect your imported datasets to data sources that are available in the new workspace or project. See Reconnect Flow to Source Data.
You may also need to reconnect your outputs. See Reconnect Flow to Outputs.
To learn more, read the detailed documentation guide on Import Flow
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