Amazon DataZone
#177 · Level 3 · Modern architecture · Data and analyticsConcept
Section titled “Concept”Amazon DataZone is a marketplace for a company’s data — finding, understanding, requesting access to and sharing data, all in one place. Data owners publish their data, with descriptions, in a business catalog. Others search the catalog and send access requests for the data they need. When the owner approves, DataZone grants access to that data by itself. Work is organized by project, so a team can use data together.
Simple example
Section titled “Simple example”A library catalog inside the company — which department has which data, what it means, and whose permission you need to get it.
Why it’s needed
Section titled “Why it’s needed”In a big company the data exists, but nobody knows where, and the process for getting permission is complicated.
Where it’s used
Section titled “Where it’s used”Data analysts can find data and request access on their own; data owners keep control.
Azure equivalent
Section titled “Azure equivalent”Microsoft Purview Unified Catalog
Learn more
Section titled “Learn more”For details and the latest information, see the official documentation: