No data migration. Ploomber Cloud runs on AWS, and can integrate with your existing infrastructure such as S3, GCS, RedShift and Athena.

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Do you mean when running `ploomber status` ?

Check the <https://docs.ploomber.io/en/latest/api/_modules/tasks/ploomber.tasks.Task.html#ploomber-tasks-task|task> api, you can probably use python to edit the Doc as a workaround. What’s the use case?

I just realized this is undocumented: the documentation is extracted from the docstrings (if your function is a task); alternatively, if your task is a script or a notebook, you can define a string at the top of a markdown cell. example:

```"""documentation for my script/notebook
"""```

what customizations do you want to apply to the report?

This was what I was looking for. A simple documentation for internal stakeholders. It also would be great if we can exclude some columns like last run or outdated. I am not sure what outdated means here.

So my task/scripts look like the following:

`*def* func1():`
    `...`

`*def* func2():`
    `...`

`*if* __name__ *==* "__main__":`
    `func1()`
    `func2()`

to add the docstring:

```def func():
    """some comment"""
    ...```
if you want to customize the output of `ploomber status` you can use the Python API, you can load your pipeline with this: <https://docs.ploomber.io/en/latest/cookbook/spec-load-python.html>

then call `dag.status()`  and then you can manipulate the object, this is undocumented, so I can help if you have issues. here's the Table object that it'll return: <https://github.com/ploomber/ploomber/blob/2a6287f1beea9f51ecbe59ddebac266cef6c77e8/src/ploomber/table.py#L69>

<https://github.com/ploomber/ploomber/issues/1081|Opened an issue>, <@U04CEPP3Z6H> if you’re up for it we’re happy to guide you on a PR!