This architecture diagram identifies the functional blocks of Talend Cloud Data Preparation
The diagram is divided into two main parts: the local network and the cloud
infrastructure.
Local network
The local network includes a web browser, Talend Studio, a
Remote Engine Gen2, and
a Runtime Server.
From your web browser, you can access Talend Cloud Data Preparation,
Talend Dictionary Service,
and Talend Management Console.
From Talend Studio,
you can benefit from the Talend Cloud Data Preparation
features through the use of the tDatasetInput, tDatasetOutput, and tDataprepRun
components. You can create datasets from various databases and export them in
Talend Cloud Data Preparation,
or leverage a preparation directly in a data integration Job or Spark Job.
The Remote Engine Gen 1 is used to run the Jobs that use the Data Preparation
components, and run artifacts and tasks on premises.
The Remote Engine Gen2 is
used to run objects from the Talend Cloud
applications, such as preparations, as well as creating connections and fetching data
samples.
Cloud infrastructure
The cloud infrastructure includes Talend Cloud Data Preparation that
relies on the Dataset service, and the Cloud Engine for Design.
The Dataset service is what provides the unified dataset list for Talend Cloud Data Preparation,
Talend Cloud Data Inventory
and Talend Cloud Pipeline Designer.
In Talend Management Console,
you can administrate roles, users, projects, and licenses. You can create new users
for the cloud applications and assign them to custom groups. You can then define
roles and assign them to your users. Talend Management Console is
also used to import your license files and create projects to collaborate on in
Talend Studio. In
addition, you can enable data and file transfer, data integration, and access to
shared data sources for web users. You can, for example, import and use preconfigured
sample Tasks, or design Tasks that automate the exchange and synchronization of data
between applications.
In Talend Cloud Data Preparation,
you can import your data from local files or other sources, and cleanse or enrich it
by creating new preparations.
In Talend Dictionary Service,
you can add, remove, or modify the semantic categories that are applied to each
column in your data when opened in Talend Cloud Data Preparation.
The Cloud Engine for Design is
used to run artifacts, tasks and preparations in the cloud, as well as creating
connections and fetching data samples.
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