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User
This schema defines the User entity. A user can be part of 0 or more teams. A special type of user called Bot is used for automation. A user can be an owner of zero or more data assets. A user can also follow zero or more data assets.
$id: https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/teams/user.json
Type: object
This schema does not accept additional properties.
Properties
- id
required- Unique identifier that identifies a user entity instance.
- $ref: ../../type/basic.json#/definitions/uuid
- name
required- $ref: #/definitions/userName
- displayName
- Name used for display purposes. Example 'FirstName LastName'.
- Type:
string
- email
required- Email address of the user.
- $ref: ../../type/basic.json#/definitions/email
- href
required- Link to the resource corresponding to this entity.
- $ref: ../../type/basic.json#/definitions/href
- timezone
- Timezone of the user.
- Type:
string - String format must be a "timezone"
- deactivated
- When true indicates the user has been deactivated. Users are deactivated instead of deleted.
- Type:
boolean
- isBot
- When true indicates a special type of user called Bot.
- Type:
boolean
- isAdmin
- When true indicates user is an administrator for the system with superuser privileges.
- Type:
boolean
- profile
- Profile of the user.
- $ref: ../../type/profile.json
- teams
- Teams that the user belongs to.
- $ref: ../../type/entityReference.json#/definitions/entityReferenceList
- owns
- List of entities owned by the user.
- $ref: ../../type/entityReference.json#/definitions/entityReferenceList
- follows
- List of entities followed by the user.
- $ref: ../../type/entityReference.json#/definitions/entityReferenceList
Type definitions in this schema
userName
- 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
This document was updated on: Thursday, September 16, 2021