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Viewing catalogs
This article explains how to view, search, filter, and sort catalogs.
Configuring the catalog display in the main sidebar
Users with the Configure Appearance Settings permission can configure the catalog display.
By default, catalogs appear in alphabetical order in the main sidebar, but you can manually reorder them.
From the main sidebar, click your avatar in the bottom-left corner.
Select Settings.
Locate the Workspace section, then select Main sidebar.
From the Catalogs tab, drag and drop catalogs into your preferred order.
Click Save changes.
Viewing catalogs
Accessing catalogs
Users with the View Catalogs permission can view a catalog's entities list. To access an entity list, expand Catalogs from the main sidebar:
Viewing all catalogs
The All catalogs page shows the same list of catalogs as the Catalogs dropdown in the main sidebar. It includes a search bar and a sort by name function, as well as a toggle for displaying or hiding drafts (click Display). From this page, you can create new catalogs and edit existing ones.
Viewing all entities
The All entities page includes every entity across all catalogs and entity types. To view all entity types, select the Entity types tab at the top of the page.
Like the All catalogs page, All entities includes search, filter, and sort options.
Select the All tab to view all entities. Select the Mine tab to view only entities where you are an owner or member. Cortex saves your selection and restores it the next time you open this page.
Viewing a specific catalog
Select a catalog to view all of its entities:
Searching across and filtering entities
Cortex offers several ways to search and filter entities, and the available options depend on the entity type you're viewing. For details on search and filter options for each entity type, see:
At the top of a catalog, click Display to turn on options like showing archived entities or switching between hierarchical and list views (availability depends on entity type). Click Filter to narrow the list by associated Git repository, unowned entities, AWS account ID or region, domain, entity type, group, team, or user.
