System requirements
The Lumada Data Catalog software builds a metadata catalog from data assets residing in tools and databases. It profiles the data assets to produce field-level data quality statistics and to identify representative data so users can efficiently analyze the content and quality of the data.
Data Catalog requires specific external components and applications to operate optimally. This article provides a list of those components and applications along with details of their use and the versions Lumada Data Catalog. If you have questions about your particular computing environment, contact Hitachi Vantara Lumada and Pentaho Support.
Kubernetes
You need a Kubernetes cluster to set up the multiple Data Catalog components. The following table lists the requirements for Kubernetes installation.
Category | Description |
Minimum hardware requirements |
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Kubernetes cluster | Kubernetes version 1.23 |
Software for cluster |
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For installation instructions, see Installation on Kubernetes.
Web browsers
Data Catalog supports major versions of web browsers that are publicly available.
Browser | Version |
Google Chrome* (Recommended) | 105.0.5195.102 (Official Build) (x86_64) |
Microsoft Edge* | 42.17134.1098.0 |
Mozilla Firefox* | 104.0.2 (64-bit) |
iOS Safari | 15.6.1 (17613.3.9.1.16) |
* Backward version compatibility depends on the changes made in browser libraries. Contact Hitachi Vantara Lumada and Pentaho Support for any specific version compatibility.
Authentication
For Lumada Data Catalog, Keycloak 18.0.2 is the default identity and access management, which allows the creation of a user database with custom roles and groups. It will be installed during the Helm deployment of Lumada Data Catalog.
Port and firewall requirements
If the Lumada Data Catalog users, including service users, need to access Data Catalog across a firewall, you should allow access to the following ports at the cluster IP address.
Component | Port | Description |
Secure Data Catalog browser application (HTTPS) | 31083 | Grants users, access to the Data Catalog browser application |
Authentication and access management | 30843 | Manages the user authentication and access through Keycloak |
Metadata repository (MongoDB) | 30017 | Stores metadata collected from processing functions in a MongoDB repository |
Object storage (MinIO) | 30900 | Serves as object storage for debugging purposes |
Metadata repository REST API endpoint (HTTP) | 31088 | Used internally by the Data Catalog Application Server and agent components to communicate with the repository |
Data sources
Lumada Data Catalog can process data from different data sources. The following table lists the different types of supported data sources.
Category | Data Source | Version |
RDBMS | PostgreSQL | v14 |
Oracle | v19 | |
MSSQL SERVER | v2019 | |
MySQL | v8 | |
Snowflake | 5.30.2 | |
IBM DB2 | 11.5.7.0 | |
Document DB | MongoDB | 5.0.9 |
Object store | MinIO | 8.0.10 |
Amazon S3 | ||
Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) | 9.4.0 | |
Azure Data Lake Storage (ADLS) | ||
Columnar DB | Hadoop Distribution File System (HDFS) | 3.2.1 (for EMR) |
3.1.1 (for CDP and HDP) | ||
Apache Hive | 3.1.3 (for EMR and CDP) | |
3.1.0 (for HDP) | ||
Vertica | 11.1.1 | |
Virtual DB | Denodo | 8.0 |
Remote agent
Agents are responsible for initiating, executing, and monitoring jobs that communicate with the data sources and process the data and create fingerprints. Refer to the following respective sections that list the requirements for the remote agent installation, distributions, and Kerberos environments.
Category | Description |
Hardware |
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Miscellaneous |
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Remote agent setup supports a few distributions that vary in requirements. The following table lists the distribution requirements most suitable for your Data Catalog setup.
Category | Distribution |
Amazon Elastic Map Reduce (EMR) | Version 6.2.1 NoteWhen prompted by the remote agent script, you set up the remote agent using the Lumada Data Catalog service user for Hadoop. |
Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) | Version 7.1.3 |
Additionally, you can enable Kerberos on your remote agent server. As Kerberos-enabled environments add extra security between your remote agent and Data Catalog cluster, additional configuration is required.
- Your Hadoop administrator has created a service user on your environment.
- A Kerberos keytab file has already been set up for your service user on the Kerberos machine.
See Remote agent installation for more information.