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# Data Lake

Through the “**Data Lake**” you can browse and manage files, which are listed with the following details:

* Item name
* Status
* Item size
* Source
* Created on

### How to access

You can access the **Data Lake** in two ways:<br>

* **From the top menu**: In any area of **Skyone Studio**, click the **Data Lake** option in the upper-right corner of the screen.
* **From the left sidebar**: When navigating within **Skyone Studio** (except on Studio Home), use the left-hand menu and select **Data Lake**.

### Data Lake Options

The menu on the right provides the following options:

1. **Filter**

Use filters to search for the desired file. You can filter by:

* Source
* Tags
* Type
* Pattern
* Creation date
* Status
* Ignore if empty
* Recursive
* Hidden

Select the desired filters and click “**Apply**". To remove filters, click “**Clear filters**". <br>

2. **Create New Folder**

To create a new folder in the Data Lake:

* Click "**Create New Folder".**
* Enter the folder name.
* Click "**Create".**

3. **Upload file**

To upload a file to the Data Lake:

* Click "**Upload File**
* In the modal, upload the desired file. Supported formats: .csv, .gzip, json, .parquet and .xlsx.

Select the groups:

* **Read Groups**: Groups that can view the content. ([Read more in Users, Groups and Permissions](/english/skyone-studio/overview/settings-and-preferences/users-and-permissions.md)).
* **Write Groups**: Groups that can modify the content. ([Read more in Users, Groups and Permissions](/english/skyone-studio/overview/settings-and-preferences/users-and-permissions.md)).

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4\. Enter Tags to categorize and filter the files (optional)

#### Access a Directory

To access a directory, follow these steps:

1. In the item list, double-click the desired directory
2. Once opened, you’ll be able to view the files and subfolders inside it, along with the following information:

* Item name
* Status (if available)
* Item size
* Source
* Created on

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#### Delete Directory&#x20;

To delete a directory, follow these steps:

1. To delete a directory, follow these steps:
2. A delete icon will appear to the right of the item. Click the icon.
3. Confirm the deletion in the confirmation window that appears.

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