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| Page Title | Page Type | Excerpt | URL |
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| Welcome to DataWave! | News | DataWave is a new National Security Agency Open Source Project hosted on GitHub. Check out the latest documentation Get Started with DataWave Check out the quickstart install and take the tour | /news/2018/02/01/welcome-to-datawave |
| DataWave Data Model | Docs | DataWave utilizes the Accumulo table schemas described below as the basis for its ingest and query components | /docs/6.x/getting-started/data-model |
| Development Overview | Docs | This page provides a brief overview of development environment setup and configuration | /docs/6.x/getting-started/development |
| DataWave Overview | Docs | Introduction The DataWave project provides a general purpose framework to facilitate persistence, indexing and retrieval of both structured and unstructured textual objects. Central to DataWave’s design is that it leverages Apache Accumulo to implement a flexible data model and to implement ingest and query components... | /docs/6.x/getting-started/overview |
| Quickstart Installation | Docs | This quickstart provides a single-node standalone DataWave instance that you may use to follow along with theguided tour. It is also generally useful as a de... | /docs/6.x/getting-started/quickstart-install |
| Quickstart Reference | Docs | This page provides reference material for the DataWave Quickstart | /docs/6.x/getting-started/quickstart-reference |
| Troubleshooting | Docs | This page provides troubleshooting help for the DataWave Quickstart | /docs/6.x/getting-started/quickstart-trouble |
| DataWave Ingest Overview | Docs | MapReduce API To load data into its Accumulo tables, DataWave provides an API that utilizes MapReduce as its basis. This framework is highly scalable and is designed to support extensive customization through configuration alone. For example, DataWave can be configured to ingest arbitrarily-defined data schemas with no... | /docs/6.x/ingest/overview |
| DataWave Query Overview | Docs | JEXL / Iterator Framework The design of DataWave Query is predicated in large part on Java Expression Language (JEXL), which serves two key roles within the query framework. First, JEXL is used as the basis for DataWave’s query language. Thus, it plays a central role within each... | /docs/6.x/query/overview |
| Query Syntax Guide | Docs | This page gives an overview of DataWave's JEXL and Lucene query syntax options | /docs/6.x/query/syntax |
| DataWave Tour: Edge Query | Docs | The examples below will demonstrate usage of DataWave's Edge Query API. In order to follow along in your own DataWaveenvironment, you should first complete t... | /docs/6.x/tour/edge-query |
| DataWave Tour: Getting Started | Docs | The guided tour will introduce you to DataWave's ingest and query components and provide several examples of how to useand configure them. In order to follow... | /docs/6.x/tour/getting-started |
| DataWave Tour: Ingest Basics | Docs | The examples below will demonstrate DataWave Ingest usage. In order to follow along in your own DataWaveenvironment, you should first complete the Quickstart... | /docs/6.x/tour/ingest-basics |
| DataWave Tour: Query Basics | Docs | The examples below will demonstrate usage of DataWave's Query API. In order to follow along in your own DataWaveenvironment, you should first complete the Qu... | /docs/6.x/tour/query-basics |