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module by selecting it on the left side menu, and clicking the **“Create Lab”** button.
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Next, a menu with different IDEs will be shown. As a quickstart select *Jupyter Lab*. As labs are development environments
you will be also asked what language you would prefer your environment to support: *R* or *Python*. Select Python.
Bundles are environments with pre-installed packages. Select YData bundle, so we can leverage some other Fabric features
such as Data Profiling, Synthetic Data and Pipelines.
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As a last step, you will be asked to configure the infrastructure resources for this new environment as well as giving it
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but you have flexibility to select GPU acceleration or whether you need more computational resources for your developments.
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Finally, your Lab will be created and added to the "Labs" list, as per the image below. The status of the lab will be
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As soon as the status changes to 🟢, you can open your lab by clicking in the button as shown below:
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Create a new notebook in the JupyterLab and give it a name. You are now ready to start your developments!
**Congrats!** 🚀 You have now successfully created your first **Lab** a code environment, so you can benefit from the most
diff --git a/docs/get-started/upload_csv.md b/docs/get-started/upload_csv.md
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Or click to **Data Catalog** (on the left side menu) and click **“Add Dataset”**.
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After that the below modal will be shown. You will need to select a connector. To upload a CSV file, we need to select **“Upload CSV”**.
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Once you've selected the **“Upload CSV”** connector, a new screen will appear, enabling you to upload your file and designate a name for your connector.
This file upload connector will subsequently empower you to create one or more datasets from the same file at a later stage.
With the *Connector* created, you'll be able to add a dataset and specify its properties:
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- **Data Type:** Whether your dataset contains tabular or time-series (i.e., containing temporal dependency) data.
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Your created Connector *(“Census File”)* and Dataset *(“Census”)* will be added to the Data Catalog.
As soon as the status is green, you can navigate your Dataset. Click in **Open Dataset** as per the image below.
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Within the **Dataset** details, you can gain valuable insights through our automated data quality profiling.
This includes comprehensive metadata and an overview of your data, encompassing details like row count, identification
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Or perhaps, you want to further explore through visualization, the profile of your data with both univariate
and multivariate of your data.
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**Congrats!** 🚀 You have now successfully created your first **Connector** and **Dataset** in Fabric’s Data Catalog.
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### Try Fabric
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## Why adopt YData Fabric?
With Fabric, you can standardize the understanding of your data, quickly identify data quality issues, streamline and