In 2006, Bill Brooks presented a postmortem of his first two attempts at creating a universal, e xtensible metadata repository, a goal he'd been working towards for alm ost five years.
\nSince then, he, others, and likely you, have tried to create, buy, implement, and wish into existence a truly extensible metad ata repository that could accomodate lineage across a vast ecosystem of dat a sources, tools, and use cases.
\nTo create such a repository is cha llenging, and the tools that the industry has had at its disposal have been limited by budgets, relational models, a deep legacy of tools and solution s, and a rapidly evolving database market.
\nCreated by the Data Gove rnance Initiative, now shepherded by the Apache Software Foundation and gui ded by the Open Data Platform Initiative (ODPi), a Linux Foundation project , Apache Atlas and the related suite of open-source tools aim directly at a ddressing those challenges and limitations.
\nAttendees will learn:\n\n What Apache Atlas is and how it works.\n How Atlas helps with data governance, data discovery, security, and risk ma nagement.\n How Atlas can be extended for new types of data assets.\n What current open-source projects leverage and extend the Apache Atlas ecos ystem.\n\n DTSTART:20190321T110000 SUMMARY:Open-Source Governance and Metadata Management - Apache Atlas and t he ODPi DTEND:20190321T115959 LOCATION: See Description END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR