Egeria is designed to simplify the effort necessary to integrate different technologies so that they can actively share and consume metadata from each other.
It focuses on providing five types of integration interfaces.
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Java interfaces for small integration components called connectors that translate between third party APIs and open metadata APIs. These connectors are hosted in the Egeria servers. Learn more ...
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Java clients for applications to call the Egeria Access Service interfaces each of which are crafted for particular types of technology. These interfaces support both synchronous APIs, inbound event notifications and outbound asynchronous events. Learn more ...
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Connectors for accessing popular type of data sources that also retrieve open metadata about the data source. This allows applications and tools to understand the structure, meaning, profile, quality and lineage of the data they are using. Learn more ...
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REST APIs for the Egeria Services. These include the Access Services, Admin Services and Platform Services. Learn more ...
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Kafka Topics with JSON payloads for asynchronous communication (both in and out) with the open metadata ecosystem. Learn more ...
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