Data Vault

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DATA VAULT

INTRODUCTION

• Data Vault 2.0” is a system of business intelligence that includes modeling,


methodology, architecture, and implementation best practices. The
components also known as pillars of Data Vault 2.0 are identified as follows:
• Data Vault 2.0 modeling—focused on process and data models
• Data Vault 2.0 methodology—following Scrum ( is broken down into shorter sprints
and smaller deliverables) and agile (everything is delivered at the end
of the project) ways of working

• Data Vault 2.0 architecture—includes NoSQL and big data systems


• Data Vault 2.0 implementation—pattern-based automation and
generation
DATA VAULT ORIGINS AND
BACKGROUND
• Data vault was originally designed for use within Lockheed Martin, the US Department of Defense, National
Security Agency, and NASA. The process started in 1990 and was completed in circa 2000. The entire system is
composed of 10 years of research and development and over 30,000 test cases. The system is built to
overcome the following issues:
• Integrate data from 250 + source systems from ADABAS (adaptable database system), to PeopleSoft, to Windchill, to
Oracle Financials, to mainframes and midranges, to SAP
• Provide an auditable and accountable data store and process engine
• Ingestion and query parsing of tagged image drawings (unstructured data)
• Rocket data fed in real time from the NASA launch pads
• Multilayered security—including classified data sets
• Subsecond query response times over 15 terabytes of live data
• Four hour turnaround from requirement to “hands-on” data in development for the report writers
DATA VAULT MODEL DEFINED

• A DVM is a detail-
oriented, historical
tracking and uniquely
linked set of normalized
tables that support one
or more functional areas
of business. In DV2, the
model entities are keyed
by hashes.
HUB
HUBS

In business terms, the hubs represent the actual business keys or master key sets that
exist across the enterprise in a horizontal fashion.
HUBS

• Business keys are the drivers in


business. They tie the data set to the
business processes and the business
processes to the business
requirements. Without business keys,
the data set has no value. Business
keys are the sole source of tracking
the data through the business
processes and across lines of
business.

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