The Amazon S3 file system integration of Collibra Data Intelligence Platform uses a specific subset of asset types. All of these come out of the box with your software.
| Asset type | Description |
|---|---|
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Data Asset Column Data Element |
An atomic unit of data that can be stored in a database table. Examples: FST_NM, EMPID |
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Data Asset
Table Data Structure |
An implementation of data entities in columns and rows, in a given database system. It is the basic structure of a relational database. Examples: Account_tbl, CUST_ADDR |
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Data Asset
Database View Data Structure Table |
A Database View is a virtual table based on the result-set of an SQL statement. |
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Technology Asset Storage Container |
An asset type that represents a Storage Container |
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Technology Asset Directory
Storage Container |
A collection of data that is treated by a computer as a unit, for the purposes of input and output. |
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Technology Asset S3 Bucket Storage Container |
An asset type that represents an Amazon S3 Bucket, which is a logical unit of storage containing Amazon S3 Objects. |
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Technology Asset File Group |
A collection of physical files which together represent a single logical file. |
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Technology Asset File Storage System |
An asset type that represents a Cloud File Storage bucket. |
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Technology Asset S3 File System System File Storage |
Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) file system abstraction. |
In the latest UI, you can view the associated product by adding the Products column to the Asset types tab page in the Collibra settings. You can then also see whether the product is active in your environment.
Amazon S3 operating model
The following image shows the relations between S3 asset types and the cardinality of the relation types in the assets' assignment.
