If you read straight through, the chapters build on each other, and the cross-references stitch them together. If you'd rather jump in based on what you're trying to do:
- New to Syntasa Notebooks? Start at Notebook Workspaces and read through its all articles. Then jump to Runtime Attachment when you outgrow the default kernel.
- Setting up scheduled work? Notebook Process is the entry point. You'll likely also want init scripts and Runtime Attachment.
- Debugging a kernel or Spark job? Open Kernel Logs Viewer first — it's your fastest path to a diagnosis. If the viewer doesn't have what you need, Init Script Logs & Troubleshooting covers the file paths and common failure modes.
- Adapting code from another platform? synutils shows you how to read connections, fetch credentials, register datasets, send notifications, and write to event stores — the platform conveniences that replace boilerplate from raw SDKs.
- Worried about who can read what? Section cover Data Authorization and Session Policy — the two layers of access control that run automatically against your data plane assignments.