Snap usage

Lists every Snap Pack in your environment, its type, and the number of pipelines that use it.

The Monitor Snap usage report, available to both admins and non-admins, lists every Snap Pack in the environment. For each, it shows the license type and the number of pipelines that use it in projects for which you have at least read permission. Environment admins have read permission for every project, so their counts cover the whole environment. Use the report to find your most-used and unused Snap Packs. To open the report, navigate to Monitor > Snap usage. The first time you open the page, click Generate Report. The report isn't generated automatically, because scanning every pipeline takes time in large environments.
Generate a Snap usage report prompt with the Generate Report button
Your report is kept in your browser for the environment that you generated it in. It doesn't refresh automatically. It stays available while you move between pages, and you can click the refresh icon to get the latest data. Your colleagues generate their own reports, which can differ based on the projects they can read. Generate the report again after you reload the browser, sign in again, or switch to another environment. New pipelines take a few minutes to appear in the report, so after you create a pipeline, wait a few minutes before you generate or refresh the report.
Snap usage page listing Snap Packs with their type and total pipelines

Using the report

After you generate the report, a table lists each Snap Pack in your environment. Expand a Snap Pack to see its Snaps, and click a Snap to see the pipelines that use it.


Snap usage table with the Active Directory Snap Pack expanded to show its Snaps

The table has the following columns:

Column Description
Snap Pack The Snap Pack name. Click the chevron next to a Snap Pack to see its Snaps.
Type The license type of the Snap Pack: public Snap Packs are available to all users, and premium Snap Packs are purchased separately.
Total Pipelines The number of pipelines that use the Snap Pack, or, in a Snap row, the Snap. The count includes only projects for which you have at least read permission.
To see the pipelines that use a Snap, click the Snap name. A panel opens that lists each pipeline and its path. Click a pipeline name to open the pipeline in Designer. Click × to close the panel.
Panel listing the pipelines that use the Active Directory Create Entry Snap

Page controls

Use the controls above the table to:

  • Search: Find Snap Packs or Snaps by name or type. Snap Packs that contain a matching Snap expand automatically.
  • Sort: Click next to a column heading to sort by that column.
  • Filter: Filter a column. No filters set changes to show how many filters are active. Click Clear all filters to remove them.
  • Refresh: Get the latest data. The Last updated timestamp below the table shows when the report was last refreshed.
  • Table configuration: Change the row spacing and striping, and show, hide, or filter columns. Refer to Table configuration and filters.
  • Download report as CSV: Download the full report as a CSV file, regardless of filters. The file has one row for each pipeline that uses a Snap, with the Pack Name, Snap Name, Pipeline Link, Pipeline Name, and Project columns. To open a pipeline from its link, sign in to SnapLogic first.

Table configuration and filters

Click Table configuration to open the Table configuration and filters dialog.
Table configuration and filters dialog with row spacing, row striping, and column options

From this dialog, you can:

  • Select a Row spacing option: Expanded for more space between rows, Compact (the default) to fit more rows, or Dense for the smallest row height.
  • Turn on Row striping to shade every other row.
  • Select or clear Show field to show or hide all columns, or select or clear the checkbox next to a column to show or hide just that column.
  • Enter text in the search box under a column name to filter that column.

Click Apply to save your changes, or Cancel to discard them.