Become an data driven organization through unified metadata using ODPi Egeria
summary
ODPi Egeria builds a distributed virtual graph that links metadata across existing tool repositories using lightweight connectors, replication plus federated queries, and fine-grained provenance and zones for security. The project defines ~500 metadata types, uses JanusGraph as a filler for gaps, supports cohort-based peer-to-peer sharing, and ships monthly. It runs in production inside IBM to synchronize two repos, has another organization about to go live, and multiple vendors embedding the cohort model.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:25Why unified metadata matters
- 4:17Metadata sharing in practice
- 11:07Challenges of metadata sharing
- 13:56ODPi Egeria’s open approach
- 15:19How Egeria connects tools
- 20:20Cross-organization metadata exchange
- 24:11Governance and user interfaces
- 26:57Cohorts and peer-to-peer sharing
- 31:08Standards and integration layers
- 33:14Dynamic governance and zones
- 35:19User interfaces and adoption
- 36:45Project progress and future
- 37:53Q&A and deployment examples
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