Details

The project details page contains the properties of the project, such as the location, owner, storage and linked bundles. This is also the place where you add assets in the form of linked bundles.

The project details are configured during project creation and may be updated by the project owner, entities with the project Adminstrator role, and tenant administrators.

Adding Linked Bundle Assets

1. Click the Edit button at the top of the Details page.

2. Click the + button, under LINKED BUNDLES.

3. Click on the desired bundle, then click the Link button.

4. Click Save.

If your linked bundle contained a pipeline, then it will appear in Projects > your_project > Flow > Pipelines.

Details List

Detail	Description
Name	Name of the project unique within the tenant. Alphanumerics, underscores, dashes, and spaces are permitted.
Short Description	Short description of the project
Project Owner	Owner of the project (has Administrator access to the project)
Storage Configuration	Storage configuration to use for data stored in the project
User Tags	User tags on the project
Technical Tags	Technical tags on the project
Metadata Model	Metadata model assigned to the project
Project Location	Project region where data is stored and pipelines are executed. Options are derived from the Entitlement(s) assigned to user account, based on the purchased subscription
Storage Bundle	Storage bundle assigned to the project. Derived from the selected Project Location based on the Entitlement in the purchased subscription
Billing Mode	Billing mode assigned to the project
Data sharing	Enables data and samples in the project to be linked to other projects

Billing Mode

A project's billing mode determines the strategy for how costs are charged to billable accounts.

Billing Mode	Description
Project	All incurred costs will be charged to the tenant of the project owner
Tenant	Incurred costs will be charged to the tenant of the user owning the project resource (ie, data, analysis). The only exceptions are base tables and queries, as well as bench compute and storage costs, which are always billed to the project owner.

For example, with billing mode set to Tenant, if tenant A has created a project resource and uses it in their project, then tenant A will pay for the resource data, compute costs and storage costs of any output they generate within the project. When they share the project with tenant B, then tenant B will pay the compute and storage for the data which they generate in that project. Put simply, in billing mode tenant, the person who generates data pays for the processing and storage of that data, regardless of who owns the actual project.

If the project billing mode is updated after the project has been created, the updated billing mode will only be applied to resources generated after the change.

If you are using your own S3 storage, then the billing mode impacts where collaborator data is stored.

• Project billing will result in using your S3 storage for the data.

• Tenant billing will result in collaborator data being stored in Illumina-managed storage instead of your own S3 storage.

• Tenant billing, when your collaborators also have their own S3 storage and have it set as default, will result in their data being stored in their S3 storage.

Authentication Token

Use the Create OAuth access token button to generate an OAuth access token which is valid for 12 hours after generation. This token can be used by Snowflake and Tableau to access the data in your Base databases and tables for this Project.

See SnowSQL for more information.