6. Connecting from Studio

Coflux Studio provides a web UI for monitoring and exploring workflow runs, managing access to projects, and sharing them within a team. It connects to your self-hosted Coflux server at runtime — your data stays in your infrastructure.

Connecting

1. Visit studio.coflux.com.
2. Create a project, entering your server address (localhost:7777).
3. You should see your project and workspace, along with the workflow you registered.

Exploring a run

Select the print_greeting workflow in the sidebar and find the run you submitted. From here you can:

• View the run graph showing the relationship between steps.
• Switch to timeline and logs views.
• Select individual steps to see their details, results, and logs.
• Start new runs.

You should be able to find the result from the build_greeting step, and this result being logged by the print_greeting step.

note

Studio can be used without creating an account. Creating an account allows you to use Studio for authentication and to share access to projects with your team.

Next steps

Now that you have a workflow running, here are some areas to explore:

• Concurrency — run tasks in parallel using .submit().
• Caching — avoid re-computing results that haven't changed.
• Automatic retries — handle transient failures gracefully.
• Assets — persist and share files between tasks.
• Concepts — a deeper look at projects, workspaces, and workspace inheritance.