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Create Asset Collections

About this task

You can group data assets into Asset Collections. This enables you to organize data based on business classifications, purpose, protections needed, etc.

[Note]Note

You cannot edit Asset Collections after you have created them. You would delete the Asset Collection, and create it again.

Steps

From the Asset Collection page:

  1. Click the Add Asset Collection button.

    The Add page opens.

  2. Fill in the following information:

    Field Name

    Description

    Example Value

    Name

    Enter an appropriate Asset Collection name. This name cannot be duplicated across the system. (Mandatory)

    Customer Profiles, Sales Assets, Financials

    Description

    Describe the purpose or intent of the Asset Collection. (Mandatory)

    Contains customer profiles: data assets for US and WW.

    Datalake

    Assign the Asset Collection to one Datalake. Choose from a list of available Datalakes. (Mandatory)

    dss_bbsh_clust3

    Tags

    Add tags to your asset collection for context and subsequent lookup. Tags enable your to quickly catalog, search and retrieve asset collections as well as share such information with others in the future. (Optional)

    se, pii, geo, finance

  3. Add assets to the Asset Collection:

    1. Click Add Assets.

      The Asset Search window opens.

    2. Search for assets using Basic or Advanced search.

      Basic Search

      Advanced Search

      Advanced search uses facets of technical and business metadata about the assets, such as those captured in Apache Atlas, to help users define and build collections of interest. Advanced search conditions are a subset of attributes for the Apache Atlas type hive_table.

    3. Click Done.

      All assets that display from the search result will be selected, with the exception of greyed out assets; assets can only belong to one Asset Collection at a time.

    4. Click Next.

      The Summary page opens.

  4. Click Save.

    You are returned to the Asset Collections home page.