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- DataHub
A Metadata Platform for the Modern Data Stack
- Ingesting Data Using DataHub UI Guidance - Step-by-Step Instructions
To ingest the provided data using the DataHub UI, you can follow these steps: Ensure Prerequisites : Make sure you have the Manage Metadata Ingestion and Manage Secrets privileges assigned to your account
- Ensuring Proper Configuration for Column-Level Lineage in DataHub
To include column-level lineage in DataHub, you need to ensure that your ingestion source supports this feature and that the necessary configurations are enabled Based on the <https: datahubproject io docs 0 13 1 generated ingestion sources dbt|DataHub documentation for dbt>, here are the steps you can follow:
- Generating a Python script to ingest a dataset using the DataHub SDK
This example demonstrates how to create a dataset schema and emit it to DataHub using the REST emitter Step-by-Step Python Script Install the DataHub Python SDK: Ensure you have the acryl-datahub package installed Initialize the REST Emitter: Set up the REST emitter to communicate with your DataHub instance
- Creating Custom Browse Paths for Datasets in DataHub using Python Codes
To address the issue of displaying only the table name in the UI instead of the complete path, you can customize the browse paths aspect in DataHub This involves modifying the metadata ingestion process to set custom browse paths for your datasets
- Creating Lineage from S3 Stored Procedure Logic and DataHub SDK Usage
To create lineage from the logic inside S3 files containing stored procedure logic, you can use the DataHub SDK to programmatically emit lineage information Since you have already extracted the source and target tables, you can represent this lineage in DataHub by creating lineage edges between the datasets
- Setting up SSL with self-signed certificates for DataHub Frontend in a . . .
To enable SSL using self-signed certificates for DataHub Frontend in a local Kubernetes cluster, you can follow these steps: Generate Self-Signed Certificates: Use OpenSSL to generate a self-signed certificate and key openssl req -x509 -nodes -days 365 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout tls key -out tls crt -subj " CN=your-domain com O=your-domain com"
- Uploading Metadata Information from a Database to a File in DataHub
To upload metadata information from a database to a file in DataHub, you can use the file sink feature This allows you to output metadata to a file, which can be useful for decoupling metadata sourcing from the process of pushing it into DataHub
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