Apache Atlas
7.2#4 in data lineage toolsFree planFree planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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OpenLineage
5.4#31 in data lineage toolsAPISelf-hosted
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| Fact | Apache Atlas | OpenLineage |
|---|---|---|
| Community support | The project lists user and developer mailing lists for community discussion. | The project directs users to its Slack community for help and provides open technical steering committee meetings to discuss project updates. |
| Deployment | The repository provides Docker build instructions and produces server, source and multiple hook distribution archives. | The project describes simple deployments with single consumers and complex deployments with multiple consumers. |
| Integrations | Documented metadata sources include Hive, Sqoop, Falcon, Storm and HBase. | Documented integrations include Apache Airflow, Flink, Hive, Spark, dbt, Feast, Great Expectations, SQL, and Trino. |
| Purpose | Apache Atlas provides open metadata management and governance capabilities to catalog, classify, govern, and support collaboration around data assets. | OpenLineage is an open framework for collecting and analyzing data lineage metadata about datasets, jobs, and runs. |
Apache Atlas plans
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Pick Apache Atlas if…
Atlas suits teams that need to catalog, classify, search, and govern metadata across data assets. It may also suit organizations seeking lineage access through a UI and REST APIs.
Pick OpenLineage if…
OpenLineage suits organizations that rely on data in their operations, as well as teams building tools to manage data and its processing. It can help teams track lineage across supported integrations, but they will need a separate server such as Marquez to receive and analyze events.