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How to bring in custom metadata into EDC
Custom metadata integration signifies ingesting metadata from custom data sources into the catalog. You can use custom metadata integration to ingest metadata from data sources for which Enterprise Data Catalog does not provide a resource. Based on the model for the data source, Enterprise Data Catalog extracts metadata from the data source. Enterprise Data Catalog, by default, provides models for multiple data sources from which you can extract metadata. These models are referred to as system models. To ingest custom metadata in the catalog, you must define a custom model as the first step.
Custom metadata represents metadata that you define for custom data sources. Custom metadata includes custom properties, relationships, attributes, classes, and context information in the custom data source.
- Good knowledge about the source system for which custom model to be built.
- Metadata information from the source system which will be consumed for custom resource configuration
- Understand the custom model.
- Acquire knowledge to bring the metadata for which native scanner is not available.
- Understand more about scanner feasibility for which Enterprise Data Catalog does not provide a scanner.
- Custom metadata represents metadata that you define for custom data sources.
- The model defines the structure of the metadata stored in the catalog.
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