InfoLibrarian™ Metadata Fabric
Core Capabilities of the Metadata Fabric
- Unifies technical, operational, and business metadata into a centralized semantic layer
- Enables lineage, classification, stewardship, and policy enforcement from a single view
- Supports push/pull metadata APIs for integration across your platform ecosystem
- Extensible schema and graph storage supports custom business logic and vocabularies
- Integrates seamlessly with the InfoLibrarian™ Studio and Marketplace components
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Explore Fabric Modules
- Server — Core metadata engine powering scanning, curation, and automation.
- Metadata Repository — Semantic storage layer for unified metadata and lineage.
- Portal — Web interface for glossary, search, and enterprise access to metadata.
- Metadata Appliance — Packaged deployment of the platform for air-gapped or regulated environments.
- Semantic Search — Federated metadata discovery across systems and catalogs.
Enterprise-Grade Metadata Fabric with Open Metamodel Support
The InfoLibrarian InfoLibrarian Unified Metadata Fabric platform serves as an open and extensible foundation for centralized, federated, or distributed data governance solutions. Built on a universal meta-metamodel architecture, the platform supports custom metadata marts that enable departmental or domain-specific data product views—designed to federate as part of a centralized enterprise data marketplace.
From classic centralized models to data mesh-enabled distributed portals, InfoLibrarian provides lifecycle stewardship across all tiers.
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Open Metadata Architecture
InfoLibrarian’s flexible Meta-Mart™ metadata repository enables polyglot persistence — supporting relational, NoSQL, graph, and lakehouse models. Built with extensibility in mind, it supports deployment across traditional DBMS platforms, cloud object stores, data lakes, and modern cloud-native environments such as Cloud Data Platforms running on AWS , Azure and Google.
The abstract storage layer is schema-aware and vendor-neutral, supporting open standards (MOF, XMI, RDF, Dublin Core, CWM) for maximum interoperability.
Organizations using InfoLibrarian’s Unified Metadata Fabric report faster onboarding of data products, improved compliance visibility, and stronger alignment between IT and business users through shared semantics.