Component | Description |
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External Application | An application, such as Enterprise Information Catalog, that you use to discover, explore, and relate different types of metadata from disparate sources in the enterprise. |
Scanner Framework | A framework that runs scanners and manages a registry of available scanners. A scanner is a pluggable component of Live Data Map that extracts specific metadata from external data sources. |
Model Repository Service | An application service that manages the Model repository. |
Content Management Service | An application service that manages reference data. It provides reference data information to the Data Integration Service and Informatica Developer. You can use Informatica Developer to import data domains into Model repository. |
Data Integration Service | An application service that performs data integration tasks for Live Data Map and external applications. |
Catalog Service | An application service that runs Live Data Map and manages connections between service components and external applications. |
Model repository | A relational database that stores the resource configuration and data domain information. |
Internal Hadoop Cluster | An HDFS-based cluster based on HortonWorks that stores large amounts of metadata. |
External Hadoop Cluster | An HDFS-based cluster based on Cloudera or HortonWorks that stores large amounts of metadata. |
Metadata Persistence Store | A staging database that stores extracted metadata for further analysis. |
Search Index | Apache Solr-based search index information. The search index is based on the Model repository assets and assets in the metadata persistence store. Live Data Map uses the indexed information to display search results based on the appropriate asset metadata and relationships. |
Graph Database | An Apache HBase distributed database that uses graph structures to represent and store large amounts of metadata. |
Data sources and metadata sources | The source databases or metadata sources that Live Data Map scans to extract relevant metadata for further use. |