There is a notable change in the upcoming CDAP 6.1 release: a new landing page. This new page presents users with an organized view of the CDAP accelerators and the workflows they support. It replaces the Control Center as the first page users see after opening CDAP.
The Control Center is still accessible from the main menu panel, right above the “Namespace Admin” link, in the lower half of the menu.
The new landing page reflects the evolution of CDAP: from primarily addressing the needs of Java and ETL developers to meeting the user cases of a larger number of…
How the CDAP team designed a tool to track the journey of data in enterprise production environments.
Part 2 of 2
In the first part of this blog, I discussed the complexity of a production environment and the complex journeys data takes. I also talked about the different enterprise roles whose jobs have dependencies around understanding those journeys.
In this second and final part, I will walk through what is CDAP, how it currently supports data lineage and take a deep dive into the considerations and challenges of designing Field Level Lineage.
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How the CDAP team designed a tool to track the journey of data in enterprise production environments.
Part 1 of 2
This is a follow up to a blog on Data lineage in CDAP. In a previous blog, Tony Hajdari described the current Field Level Lineage (FLL) feature in CDAP and its role in the Data Integration journey.
In this two-part blog, I will take you through the use cases, personas as well as the challenges and trade-offs we considered when designing the updated version of FLL.
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Lea Cuniberti-Duran
UX Designer for Big Data enterprise
