Sensors in the Dagster UI

Now that the sensor is built, let's take a look around the Dagster UI.

Step one

Step one
Navigate to the Global Asset Lineage page, where you should see the new asset, `adhoc_request`. Note: If you don’t see the asset, click Reload definitions first.

Navigate to the Global Asset Lineage page, where you should see the new asset, adhoc_request.

Note: If you don’t see the asset, click Reload definitions first.

The new adhoc_request asset in the Dagster UI

Step two

Step two
Click Overview > Sensors. In this tab, you’ll see the `adhoc_request_sensor`. Notice that the Running toggle button has the sensor marked as turned off. By default, all sensors and schedules are off when first loaded.

Click Overview > Sensors. In this tab, you’ll see the adhoc_request_sensor.

Notice that the Running toggle button has the sensor marked as turned off. By default, all sensors and schedules are off when first loaded.

The Sensors tab in the Dagster UI

Step three

Step three
Click `adhoc_request_sensor` to open the Sensor details page. On this page, you’ll find detailed information about the sensor including the jobs that use it, its tick and run history, and more.

Click adhoc_request_sensor to open the Sensor details page.

On this page, you’ll find detailed information about the sensor including the jobs that use it, its tick and run history, and more.

The Sensor details tab in the Dagster UI