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# Dashboard
This schema defines the Dashboard entity. Dashboards are computed from data and visually present data, metrics, and KIPs. They are updated in real-time and allow interactive data exploration.
This schema defines the Dashboard entity. Dashboards are computed from data and visually present data, metrics, and KPIs. They are updated in real-time and allow interactive data exploration.
**$id:** [**https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/data/dashboard.json**](https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/data/dashboard.json)

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# Database Service
This schema defines the Database Service entity, such as MySQL, BigQuery, Redshift, Postgres, or Snowflake. Alternative terms such as Database Cluster, Database Server instance are also used.
This schema defines the Database Service entity, such as MySQL, BigQuery, Redshift, Postgres, or Snowflake. Alternative terms such as Database Cluster, Database Server instance are also used for database service.
**$id:** [**https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/services/databaseService.json**](https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/services/databaseService.json)

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# Database
This schema defines the Database entity. A database also referred to as Database Catalog is a collection tables.
This schema defines the Database entity. A database also referred to as Database Catalog is a collection of tables.
**$id:** [**https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/data/database.json**](https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/data/database.json)

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# Pipeline
This schema defines the Pipeline entity. A pipeline enables flow of data from source to destination through a series of processing steps. ETL is a type of pipeline where the series of steps Extract, Transform, and load the data.
This schema defines the Pipeline entity. A pipeline enables the flow of data from source to destination through a series of processing steps. ETL is a type of pipeline where the series of steps Extract, Transform and Load the data.
**$id:** [**https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/data/pipeline.json**](https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/data/pipeline.json)

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# Report
This schema defines the Report entity. Reports are static information computed from data periodically that includes data in text, table, and in visual form.
This schema defines the Report entity. Reports are static information computed from data periodically that includes data in text, table, and visual form.
**$id:** [**https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/data/report.json**](https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/data/report.json)
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* Unique identifier that identifies this report.
* $ref: [../../type/basic.json\#/definitions/uuid](../types/basic.md#types-definitions-in-this-schema)
* **name** `required`
* Name that identifies the this report instance uniquely.
* Name that identifies this report instance uniquely.
* Type: `string`
* Length: between 1 and 64
* **fullyQualifiedName**

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# Tag Category
This schema defines the Tag Category entity. A Tag Category has one more children tags called Primary Tags. Primary Tags can further have children Tags called Secondary Tags. Only two levels of tags are supported currently.
This schema defines the Tag Category entity. A Tag Category contains tags called Primary Tags. Primary Tags can further have children called Secondary Tags. Only two levels of tags are supported currently.
**$id:** [**https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/tags/tagCategory.json**](https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/tags/tagCategory.json)

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**teamName**
* A unique name of the team typically the team ID from an identity provider. Example - group Id from ldap.
* A unique name of the team typically the team ID from an identity provider. Example - group Id from LDAP.
* Type: `string`
* Length: between 1 and 64

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**userName**
* A unique name of the user typically the user ID from an identity provider. Example - uid from ldap.
* A unique name of the user, typically the user ID from an identity provider. Example - uid from LDAP.
* Type: `string`
* Length: between 1 and 64

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# Audit Log
This schema defines Audit Log type to capture the audit trail of POST, PUT, and PATCH API operations.
This schema defines the Audit Log type to capture the audit trail of POST, PUT, and PATCH API operations.
**$id:** [**https://open-metadata.org/schema/type/auditLog.json**](https://open-metadata.org/schema/type/auditLog.json)
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* Requested API Path.
* Type: `string`
* **userName** `required`
* Name of the user who requested for the API.
* Name of the user who made the API request.
* Type: `string`
* **dateTime**
* Date which the api call is made.
* Date when the API call is made.
* $ref: [basic.json\#/definitions/dateTime](basic.md#types-definitions-in-this-schema)
* **entityId** `required`
* Entity Id that was modified by the operation.
* $ref: [basic.json\#/definitions/uuid](basic.md#types-definitions-in-this-schema)
* **entityType** `required`
* Entity Type that modified by the operation.
* Entity Type that is modified by the operation.
* Type: `string`

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# Entity Reference
This schema defines EntityReference type used for referencing an entity. EntityReference is used for capturing relationship from one entity to another. For example, table has an attribute called database of type EntityReference that captures the relationship of a table `belongs to a` database.
This schema defines the EntityReference type used for referencing an entity. EntityReference is used for capturing relationships from one entity to another. For example, a table has an attribute called database of type EntityReference that captures the relationship of a table `belongs to a` database.
**$id:** [**https://open-metadata.org/schema/type/entityReference.json**](https://open-metadata.org/schema/type/entityReference.json)
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* Entity type/class name - Examples: `database`, `table`, `metrics`, `redshift`, `mysql`, `bigquery`, `snowflake`...
* Type: `string`
* **name**
* Name of the entity instance. For entities such as tables, database where name is not unique, fullyQualifiedName is returned in this field.
* Name of the entity instance. For entities such as tables, databases where the name is not unique, fullyQualifiedName is returned in this field.
* Type: `string`
* **description**
* Optional description of entity.

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* **Properties**
* **driverClass** `required`
* $ref: [\#/definitions/driverClass](jdbc-connection.md#types-definitions-in-this-schema)
* Default: _"com.amazon.redshift.jdbc42.Driver"_
* **connectionUrl** `required`
* $ref: [\#/definitions/connectionUrl](jdbc-connection.md#types-definitions-in-this-schema)

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# Profile
This schema defines the type for profile of a user, team, or an organization.
This schema defines the type for a profile of a user, team, or organization.
**$id:** [**https://open-metadata.org/schema/type/profile.json**](https://open-metadata.org/schema/type/profile.json)

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# Schedule
This schema defines the type used for schedule. Schedule has a start time and repeat frequency.
This schema defines the type used for the schedule. The schedule has a start time and repeat frequency.
**$id:** [**https://open-metadata.org/schema/type/schedule.json**](https://open-metadata.org/schema/type/schedule.json)

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* Type: `string`
* Length: ≤ 45
* **labelType**
* Label type describe how a tag label was applied. 'Manual' indicates the tag label was applied by a person. 'Derived' indicates a tag label was derived using associated tag relationship \(see TagCategory.json for more details\). 'Propagated\` indicates a tag label was propagated from upstream based on lineage. 'Automated' is used when a tool was used to determine the tag label.
* Label type describes how a tag label was applied. 'Manual' indicates the tag label was applied by a person. 'Derived' indicates a tag label was derived using the associated tag relationship \(see TagCategory.json for more details\). 'Propagated\` indicates a tag label was propagated from upstream based on lineage. 'Automated' is used when a tool was used to determine the tag label.
* Type: `string`
* The value is restricted to the following:
1. _"Manual"_