Egeria's Git Repositories

Egeria has an increasing number of git repositories and this page summarizes what they are for, how they are used and how they are governed. The picture below shows the repositories grouped by purpose:

• Project wide repositories cover multiple aspects of the Egeria project's capabilities.
• UI repositories cover different aspects of Egeria's user interfaces.  The split is driven by the technology and skills needed to work on the content.
• Connector repositories host one or more connectors.  They are kept in separate repositories because each brings the dependencies of the technologies they connect to.  By separating the connectors out from the main egeria code base, it is easier to both inderstand and control the dependencies that occur in an Egeria deployment to just those components that the deployment needs.
• Deployment repositories cover capabilities used in the set up or management of an Egeria deployment
• Historial repositories contain work that is out of date.  Typically it has been superceeded by the other repositories.  However, this new effort may still be work in progress.

The table below summarizes the purpose, use and management of each repository.  Details of dependencies between artifaces are covered on the specific artifact pages to come.