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IBM InfoSphere Information Server Connectors

IBM InfoSphere Information Server is a commercially-available data integration, quality and governance suite from IBM. It is comprised of multiple modules, and this repository contains Egeria connectors for some of those modules:

The project also provides client libraries to ease integration with IBM InfoSphere Information Server even without using Egeria:

Quick links

  • See our Getting Started guide for step-by-step instructions on using these connectors to integrate IBM Information Server with Egeria.
  • See the CTS Results for details on its conformance and rough performance numbers.

How it works

There are currently two connectors:

  • A repository proxy connector that integrates IBM Information Governance Catalog with Egeria.
  • A data engine proxy connector that integrates IBM DataStage lineage information with Egeria.

Both involve integrating into the Open Connector Framework (OCF) and implementing certain methods that adhere to the interfaces required by each connector type. These then communicate with IBM Information Server via IBM Information Server's own REST APIs to read information from an Information Server environment.

This requires an existing IBM Information Server environment to already be running elsewhere: the connectors simply connect to this existing environment and "proxy" any requests from Egeria into a series of native REST API calls against the environment.

Overview

Overview of the connector implementations

Note that currently both connectors operate only in a read-only manner: no write operations (creates or updates) are implemented against IBM Information Server. Furthermore, only a subset of the open metadata types are currently implemented; however, the connector is extensible.


License: CC BY 4.0, Copyright Contributors to the ODPi Egeria project.