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Tag Archives: metadata
Don’t do data management just because you have to
Lately more and more organizations are doing data management. Suddenly there are data owners, data stewards and metadata repositories (in whatever form) everywhere. We all seem to do this mainly because we have to. Because of the GDPR or the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Amundsen, Apache Atlas, data lineage, GDPR, Lyft, metadata
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Things I’ve learned about metadata for a data lake
I’ve been thinking of writing a blogpost about Apache Atlas. For one and a half years I’ve gained a unique experience with this product that I would like to share with the world. But first we need to talk about … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache Atlas, data catalog, data lake, data ownership, data source, data visibility, datasets, metadata
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