4 posts tagged with "data-catalog"

This one is for everyone running OpenMetadata and curious about Marmot. The new OpenMetadata plugin imports your entire instance in one run, about five minutes of setup, and keeps syncing from OpenMetadata until the day you switch it off. Marmot does all of it for free.

Don't take our word for it, see for yourself:

We built this plugin so you can try Marmot on your own catalog instead of a demo dataset. Everything you spent years curating in OpenMetadata, the descriptions, the owners, the glossary the business argued over, the lineage, is extracted in seconds and yours to play with in Marmot. If Marmot is not for you, turn it off and you have lost nothing.

This post is the migration, start to finish.

If an LLM doesn't have context around your data landscape, it can't help you build new functionality and maintain your existing solutions. It doesn't matter how good the model is.

I'm a huge fan of simple software. There's something really satisfying about solving a problem and reducing the number of moving parts. Most of the time, you'll find the tool you already have can do more than you thought.

Data catalogs shouldn't need an entire platform team to run them.

Marmot is an open source data catalog that just needs PostgreSQL - no Kafka, no Elasticsearch, no Airflow. A single binary, deployable in minutes, focused on simplicity for everyone.