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Developers can retrieve master data through the YOUnite API.  The differences between YOUnite Data Store and federated  require different access patterns.

Federated vs YOUnite Data Store Access Patterns

  • YOUnite Data Store - Master data records requests are synchronous and can be made for a single master data record or a page of master data records.
  • federated - A request for a single master data record is made asynchronously.  The consumer needs to provide a callback URL to YOUnite where the assembled master data record can be delivered.  When YOUnite receives the request for the federated data record, it:
    1. Looks up what systems/adaptors contain the data record
    2. Consults the appropriate inbound/outbound ACLs (Governance), requests
    3. Makes a request for the data at the appropriate systems
    4. Assembles the data based on Gold/Silver adaptor status (if any have been configured or added to the request)
    5. Delivers the assembled record to the consumer's callback URL.

YOUnite Data Store Access Pattern

Make the Request

Payload

Federated Access Pattern

Search a Domain Version's FDDPs

what is a FDDP (pointer to more).

Make the Request

Zone Gold/Silver Adaptors

Setting the Gold/Silver Adaptors


Response payload

Metadata payload

Limit Access to a Single Adaptor

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