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We use this to impute the schema. Has anyone thought about taking this creating something like an open-source TAMR ? Would love to hear ideas around it if someo

by pklee 8y ago

We use this to impute the schema. Has anyone thought about taking this creating something like an open-source TAMR ? Would love to hear ideas around it if someone has.

zahreeley 8y ago
I would love to contribute
Something1234 8y ago
What is TAMR?
- pklee 8y ago
  https://www.tamr.com/ https://www.tamr.com/ - Metadata management for the enterprise as I understand it.
  - arkh 8y ago
    Their sells team must be good to manage to get a french bank with this name: tamr would be read as "ta mère" (your mom) which is usually used alone only for cursing.
dsimms 8y ago
I've never used TAMR, but how about https://github.com/Netflix/metacat https://github.com/Netflix/metacat?
- pklee 8y ago
  I have not used it, I have heard of it. Have you used it, would love to get your ideas / thoughts on it.
prepend 8y ago
TAMR is a neat tool, but what is the price? I’m wary of tools that require a demo to even understand if this is a $1M tool or $100M tool. I’m interested in sustainable ways to map out data across the enterprise. But the vendor space is hard, for me, to analyze at a green fields level because it’s full of pretty heavy tools that require implementation and consulting just to set up. I was unaware of TAMR until your post but tried to go through Gartner’s analysis looking at data management platforms. Are there even any open source tools or communities in this space. For example, I started looking at Talend’s metadata mgmt oss stack for eval as to whether it’s something that would help me, but gave up after their demos wouldn’t run in a few environments I tried.
- pklee 8y ago
  Do not know the cost point of TAMR. Aware that it is expensive. There are a couple of tools that come to mind, metacat (as someone pointed out), wherehows (linkedin), apache atlas (not sure who contributed). The issue is also to look at not just RDBMS but also RDF, Graph and then abstract it through a semantic layer.

by pklee 8y ago

We use this to impute the schema. Has anyone thought about taking this creating something like an open-source TAMR ? Would love to hear ideas around it if someone has.

zahreeley 8y ago

I would love to contribute

Something1234 8y ago

What is TAMR?

pklee 8y ago
https://www.tamr.com/ https://www.tamr.com/ - Metadata management for the enterprise as I understand it.
- arkh 8y ago
  Their sells team must be good to manage to get a french bank with this name: tamr would be read as "ta mère" (your mom) which is usually used alone only for cursing.

dsimms 8y ago

I've never used TAMR, but how about https://github.com/Netflix/metacat https://github.com/Netflix/metacat?

pklee 8y ago
I have not used it, I have heard of it. Have you used it, would love to get your ideas / thoughts on it.

prepend 8y ago

TAMR is a neat tool, but what is the price? I’m wary of tools that require a demo to even understand if this is a $1M tool or $100M tool. I’m interested in sustainable ways to map out data across the enterprise. But the vendor space is hard, for me, to analyze at a green fields level because it’s full of pretty heavy tools that require implementation and consulting just to set up. I was unaware of TAMR until your post but tried to go through Gartner’s analysis looking at data management platforms. Are there even any open source tools or communities in this space. For example, I started looking at Talend’s metadata mgmt oss stack for eval as to whether it’s something that would help me, but gave up after their demos wouldn’t run in a few environments I tried.

pklee 8y ago
Do not know the cost point of TAMR. Aware that it is expensive. There are a couple of tools that come to mind, metacat (as someone pointed out), wherehows (linkedin), apache atlas (not sure who contributed). The issue is also to look at not just RDBMS but also RDF, Graph and then abstract it through a semantic layer.