Integrating with IBM Knowledge Catalog
Integrating IBM® watsonx.data with IBM Knowledge Catalog provides self-service access to data assets for knowledge workers who need to use the data assets to gain insights.
watsonx.data on Red Hat® OpenShift®
Before you begin
The IBM Knowledge Catalog integration governs all data in the Presto catalogs that are configured in the Infrastructure manager. Import all data assets into the governed catalog before setting up the integration in Infrastructure manager.
After integration, you cannot import new data assets into the governed catalogs because watsonx.data doesn't allow accessing ungoverned data.
- Stop the applications that are connected to watsonx.data temporarily. If you are an administrator, monitor the Presto Query dashboard to make sure that others are not using the system.
- If you are a data steward, you can create rules to deny access for others. For more information, see the data protection rules and setup rules to deny access.
- You can temporarily disable the Presto external route. For more information, see Exposing secure route to Presto server.
- You can define the built-in data policies to prevent others from accessing the data. For more information, see Data policy.
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- Iceberg
- Hudi
- Delta Lake
- Oracle
- Postgresql
- Mysql
- SQL server
- Db2
About this task
IBM Knowledge Catalog provides a secure enterprise catalog management platform that is supported by a data governance framework. A catalog connects people to the data and knowledge that they need.
A catalog is how you share assets across your enterprise:
- Collaborators in a catalog have access to data assets without needing separate credentials or being able to see the credentials.
- An asset in a catalog consists of metadata about data, including how to access the data, the data format, the classification of the asset, which collaborators can access the data and other types of metadata that describe the data
Procedure
To integrate watsonx.data with IBM Knowledge Catalog, complete the following steps: