From that site: "We believe in the open metadata and governance manifesto:
The maintenance of metadata must be automated to scale to the sheer volumes and variety of data involved in modern business. Similarly the use of metadata should be used to drive the governance of data and create a business friendly logical interface to the data landscape.
The availability of metadata management must become ubiquitous in cloud platforms and large data platforms, such as Apache Hadoop so that the processing engines on these platforms can rely on its availability and build capability around it.
Metadata access must become open and remotely accessible so that tools from different vendors can work with metadata located on different platforms. This implies unique identifiers for metadata elements, some level of standardization in the types and formats for metadata and standard interfaces for manipulating metadata.
Wherever possible, discovery and maintenance of metadata has to be an integral part of all tools that access, change and move information.
We also believe that code talks. Egeria provides an Apache 2.0 licensed platform to support vendors that sign up to the open metadata and governance manifesto."
Following the pattern of the NGFS Data Commons Mapping Document, we should do a similar treatment for how Egeria metadata can make our data more manageable and interoperable with other LF projects.
MichaelTiemannOSC
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2 years ago
The Linux Foundation have a project Egeria: https://egeria.odpi.org/
From that site: "We believe in the open metadata and governance manifesto:
Following the pattern of the NGFS Data Commons Mapping Document, we should do a similar treatment for how Egeria metadata can make our data more manageable and interoperable with other LF projects.