gravitino.client.metadata_object_impl.MetadataObjectImpl

class gravitino.client.metadata_object_impl.MetadataObjectImpl(names: List[str], metadata_object_type: Type)

Bases: MetadataObject

__init__(names: List[str], metadata_object_type: Type)

Methods

__init__(names, metadata_object_type)
full_name()	The full name of the object.
name()	The name of the object.
parent()	The parent full name of the object.
type()	The type of the object.

class Type(value)

Bases: Enum

The type of object in the Gravitino system. Every type will map one kind of the entity of the underlying system.

CATALOG = 'catalog'

A catalog is a collection of metadata from a specific metadata source, like Apache Hive catalog, Apache Iceberg catalog, JDBC catalog, etc.

COLUMN = 'column'

A column is a sub-collection of the table that represents a group of same type data.

FILESET = 'fileset'

A fileset is mapped to a directory on a file system like HDFS, S3, ADLS, GCS, etc.

METALAKE = 'metalake'

A metalake is a concept of tenant. It means an organization. A metalake contains many data sources.

MODEL = 'model'

A model is mapped to the model artifact in ML.

ROLE = 'role'

A role is an object contains specific securable objects with privileges.

SCHEMA = 'schema'

“A schema is a sub collection of the catalog. The schema can contain filesets, tables, topics, etc.

TABLE = 'table'

A table is mapped the table of relational data sources like Apache Hive, MySQL, etc.

TOPIC = 'topic'

A topic is mapped the topic of messaging data sources like Apache Kafka, Apache Pulsar, etc.

full_name() → str

The full name of the object.

Full name will be separated by “.” to represent a string identifier of the object, like catalog, catalog.table, etc.

Returns:

str: The name of the object.

name() → str

The name of the object.

Returns:

str: The name of the object.

abstract parent() → str | None

The parent full name of the object.

If the object doesn’t have parent, this method will return None.

Returns:

Optional[str]: The parent full name of the object.

type() → Type

The type of the object.

Returns:

Type: The type of the object.