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Documentation
martiLQ stands for metadata reconciliation for transfer information, load quality
Before starting with martiLQ it is advisable to understand if it is right for your organization's needs. Information is available in a number of short documents.
There is no quick start document to get you started as each use case and organization is different. There are sample implementations which you can adjust if they resonate with your circumstances, see sample implementations
There are sample implementations which you can adjust if they resonate with your circumstances.
The source, documentation and samples are available at <https://github.com/meerkat-manor/marti>_
MartiLQ objective
The objective of martiLQ is to define a simple standard for capturing the data files being transferred. It is not for real time web service transactions.
martiLQ is about file and document transfer and reconciling that the all files have arrived and have not changed, and if so required are also encrypted.
The proposition is to have a common, machine readable format for file exchange that:
- ensures data load quality and reconciles
- can be used on Linux or Windows or Mac
- can be used with Python, Java, PowerShell, Golang, etc
- can be used by web services
- uses a text based format (JSON)
- can form part of the data processing pipeline
And finally is easy to understand.
To get a better understanding have a look at the definition in martiLQ