Egeria Workspaces¶

Egeria Workspaces offers a preconfigured, containerized egeria environment that you can quickly download and run. Once running, Egeria workspaces has a Jupyter notebook, command line and a Markdown environment for activating Egeria's governance solutions and configuring them to work with your organization's digital resources. There is also an MCP Server, Apache Web Server, Apache Kafka Event Bus, an Open Lineage Proxy and a PostgreSQL server to play with.

There are two choices of environment provided by Egeria Workspaces: Quickstart and freshstart.

If you are new to Egeria and want to find out what it does, you should start with the Quickstart environment. If you are already familiar with Egeria and want to use it for your own projects, you should use with the Freshstart environment.

There are also a number of containerized environments that you may wish to connect to Egeria. For example:

• Apache Airflow and Marquez
• Apache Atlas,
• Apache Superset
• Unity Catalog
• Delta Lake, Apache Spark, Hive Metastore and Minio
• Milvus
• MLFlow
• Ollama

What is included?¶

The diagram below outlines what to expect in a Egeria Workspaces environment.

As you activate Egeria's solutions, the associate runtimes are connected to Egeria.

The following solutions are activated automatically:

• Leveraging Egeria
• Leveraging Your Files

In addition, Egeria's quick start configuration is active. This gives you:

• qs-view-server providing the external REST APIs for accessing Egeria's services.
• qs-metadata-store providing the metadata repository services backed by PostgreSQL storage.
• qs-integration-daemon for running the integration connectors that synchronize metadata with different tools and runtimes.
• qs-engine-host for running governance services both on the open metadata and the connected tools and runtimes.