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Srikanth Venkat updated ATLAS-1822:
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Description:
Current search experience in Atlas UI is pretty basic and any advanced searches
require knowledge of DSL that might be difficult for business users.
As a data steward or data consumer, I need an easy and intuitive way to perform
faceted searches on entities, classifications, relationships, and business
glossaries and filter the results based on a combination of parameters so I can
navigate and locate assets for curation and in order to take any governance
actions. I also need to be able to save my searches and filters and rerun them
dynamically against the latest state of the enterprise metadata catalog in
Atlas.
Implementation considerations:
# For business users, there should be default filters provided based on
commonly used criteria in the search experience
# Any search results should only show metadata of data assets that user has
permission to view, based upon authorization policies (via Ranger)
# Search facets need to be based on search conditions and should allow for
sequence of AND, OR and NOT operations with multiple search conditions
# Search facets details (should allow for combinations of any or all of the
following):
* Asset type (entity types)
* Attribute value checker (should allow for combinations of range checks,
ordinality, exact match, numeric, string and date comparisons, single or
muliple values, category checks, nulls)
* Created time
* Updated time
* Size (where relevant for e.g. HDFS files)
* Deleted/Active status
* Owner
* Custom property values
* File format
* Asset name
* Physical storage context: Datalake/cluster or datacenter holding the asset
* Classification
* Glossary/taxonomy association
Note:
# Searches should be able to be saved and scoped to a particular business
catalog or asset type or namespace (when multi-tenancy is supported by Atlas in
the future)
# Once search results are available, user should be able to filter by any of
the facets.
was:
Current search experience in Atlas UI is pretty basic and any advanced searches
require knowledge of DSL that might be difficult for business users.
As a data steward or data consumer, I need an easy and intuitive way to perform
faceted searches on entities, classifications, relationships, and business
glossaries and filter the results based on a combination of parameters so I can
navigate and locate assets for curation and in order to take any governance
actions. I also need to be able to save my searches and filters and rerun them
dynamically against the latest state of the enterprise metadata catalog in
Atlas.
Implementation considerations:
# For business users, there should be default filters provided based on
commonly used criteria in the search experience
# Any search results should only show metadata of data assets that user has
permission to view, based upon authorization policies (via Ranger)
# Search facets need to be based on search conditions and should allow for
sequence of AND, OR and NOT operations with multiple search conditions
# Search facets (should allow for combinations):
* Asset type (entity types)
* Attribute value checker (should allow for combinations of range checks,
ordinality, exact match, numeric, string and date comparisons, single or
muliple values, category checks, nulls)
* Created time
* Updated time
* Size (where relevant for e.g. HDFS files)
* Deleted/Active status
* Owner
* Custom property values
* File format
* Asset name
* Physical storage context: Datalake/cluster or datacenter holding the asset
* Classification
* Glossary/taxonomy association
Note:
# Searches should be able to be saved and scoped to a particular business
catalog or asset type or namespace (when multi-tenancy is supported by Atlas in
the future)
# Once search results are available, user should be able to filter by any of
the facets.
> QueryBuilder and Faceted Search in Atlas
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>
> Key: ATLAS-1822
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ATLAS-1822
> Project: Atlas
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: atlas-core, atlas-webui
> Reporter: Srikanth Venkat
>
> Current search experience in Atlas UI is pretty basic and any advanced
> searches require knowledge of DSL that might be difficult for business users.
> As a data steward or data consumer, I need an easy and intuitive way to
> perform faceted searches on entities, classifications, relationships, and
> business glossaries and filter the results based on a combination of
> parameters so I can navigate and locate assets for curation and in order to
> take any governance actions. I also need to be able to save my searches and
> filters and rerun them dynamically against the latest state of the enterprise
> metadata catalog in Atlas.
> Implementation considerations:
> # For business users, there should be default filters provided based on
> commonly used criteria in the search experience
> # Any search results should only show metadata of data assets that user has
> permission to view, based upon authorization policies (via Ranger)
> # Search facets need to be based on search conditions and should allow for
> sequence of AND, OR and NOT operations with multiple search conditions
> # Search facets details (should allow for combinations of any or all of the
> following):
> * Asset type (entity types)
> * Attribute value checker (should allow for combinations of range checks,
> ordinality, exact match, numeric, string and date comparisons, single or
> muliple values, category checks, nulls)
> * Created time
> * Updated time
> * Size (where relevant for e.g. HDFS files)
> * Deleted/Active status
> * Owner
> * Custom property values
> * File format
> * Asset name
> * Physical storage context: Datalake/cluster or datacenter holding the asset
> * Classification
> * Glossary/taxonomy association
> Note:
> # Searches should be able to be saved and scoped to a particular business
> catalog or asset type or namespace (when multi-tenancy is supported by Atlas
> in the future)
> # Once search results are available, user should be able to filter by any of
> the facets.
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