Frameworks API reference guide
The frameworks resource allows you to create and manage classification frameworks. System-created frameworks cannot be edited, so create a clone to make any adjustments.
| Method | Endpoint | Description |
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GET /frameworksGet all the frameworks in Immuta.
The response returns all the frameworks in Immuta. See the framework reference section for details about the response schema.
POST /frameworksCreate a new framework. This example creates a framework that will tag all columns in a data source with the tag "HR Framework . Internal Employee Data" when a single column within the data source has the tag "Employee Name". Then subscription and data policies can be built to only allow HR to access this sensitive employee data.
The request accepts a JSON or YAML payload. See the framework payload description for parameter details.
The response returns the framework that was created. See the framework reference section for details about the response schema.
DELETE /frameworks/{frameworkId}Deletes the framework you specify in the request.
The response returns a 204 response code if the request was successful.
GET /frameworks/{frameworkId}Gets the framework you specify in the request.
The response returns the framework specified in the request. See the framework reference section for details about the response schema.
PUT /frameworks/{frameworkId}Update a framework. This example updates a framework to be inactive.
The request accepts a JSON or YAML payload. See the framework payload description for parameter options; partial updates are supported.
The response returns the framework that was updated. See the framework reference section for details about the response schema.
POST /frameworks/{frameworkId}/cloneClone a framework from an existing framework.
The response returns the framework that was created as a clone. See the framework reference section for details about the response schema.
GET /frameworks/{frameworkId}/versionsGets every version of the framework you specify in the request.
The response returns a copy of every version of the framework specified in the request. See the framework reference section for details about the response schema.
The framework payload is used when creating or updating a framework. See the parameters below.
The tags object specifies the tags created for and used in the framework. It includes metadata for the tags, like sensitivity and descriptions. The table below outlines its child parameters.
The rules object specifies the rules used in the framework. The table below outlines its child parameters.
The framework reference is the response for many /frameworks requests. See the parameters described below.
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GET
Gets all the frameworks
POST
Creates a new framework
DELETE
Deletes a framework
GET
Gets the framework with the given framework ID
PUT
Updates a framework
POST
Clones a framework
GET
Gets all versions of the framework with the given framework ID
id number
The unique identifier of the framework.
Required
id number
The unique identifier of the framework.
Required
id number
The unique identifier of the framework.
Required
id number
The unique identifier of the framework.
Required
id number
The unique identifier of the framework.
Required
shortName string
The short, human-readable name for the framework.
Required
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name string
The official, human-readable name for the framework.
Required
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-
description string
A description of the framework.
Required
-
-
tags array[]
The tags used in the framework and the sensitivity attached to them. Each tag used must have a tags object. See the tags object description for child parameters.
Required
-
-
rules array[]
The rules used to apply the tags in the framework. See the rules object description for child parameters.
Required
-
-
active boolean
When true, the framework will be actively used on data sources in Immuta.
Required
-
true
false
name string
The fully rendered name of the tag, including any parent tags.
Required
-
-
source string
The catalog the tag is from. curated is any tag in Immuta.
Required
-
alation
collibra
curated
rest
description string
A description of the classification tag.
Required
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-
sensitivities object
The sensitivity assigned to the tag. This sensitivity can drive the Detect dashboards and monitors.
Optional
[]
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sensitivities.dimension string
The type of sensitivity assigned to the tag.
Required if adding sensitivities
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confidentiality
sensitivities.sensitivity integer
The sensitivity assigned to the tag.
Required if adding sensitivities
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0 - This tag signifies non-sensitive data.
1 - This tag signifies sensitive data.
2 - This tag signifies highly-sensitive data.
name string
The short, humna-readable name for the rule.
Required
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-
classificationTag object
The tag to apply to the data source based on the criteria.
Required
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-
classificationTag.name string
The name of the tag to apply.
Required
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-
classificationTag.source string
The catalog the tag is from. curated is any tag in Immuta.
Required
-
alation
collibra
curated
rest
columnTags object
The criteria for applying tags. Tags will be applied to a column when these tags are found on the same column.
Optional
[]
-
columnTags.name string
The name of the column tag. When matched, the classification tag will be applied to the same column.
Required if using columnTags criteria
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-
columnTags.source string
The catalog the column tag is from. curated is any tag in Immuta.
Required if using columnTags criteria
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alation
collibra
curated
rest
neighborColumnTags object
The criteria for applying tags. Tags will be applied to all columns within a data source if this tag is found already applied to any column within the data source.
Optional
[]
-
neighborColumnTags.name string
The name of the neighboring column tag. When matched, the classification tag will be applied to all columns within that data source.
Required if using neighborColumnTags criteria
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-
neighborColumnTags.source string
The catalog the neighboring column tag is from. curated is any tag in Immuta.
Required if using neighborColumnTags criteria
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alation
collibra
curated
rest
tableTags object
The criteria for applying tags. Tags will be applied to all columns in a data source when this tag is found applied to the data source.
Optional
[]
-
tableTags.name string
The name of the data source tag. When matched, the classification tag will be applied to all columns within that data source.
Required if using tableTags criteria
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-
tableTags.source string
The catalog the data source tag is from. curated is any tag in Immuta.
Required if using tableTags criteria
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alation
collibra
curated
rest
id string
The Immuta-assigned unique ID for the framework.
version string
The Immuta-assigned unique ID for the version of this framework. This can be useful when auditing the changes to frameworks.
shortName string
The short, human-readable name for the framework.
name string
The official, human-readable name for the framework.
description string
A description of the framework.
createdBy integer
The unique ID of the user who created the framework.
createdAt timestamp
A timestamp of when the framework was created.
tags array[]
The tags used in the framework and the sensitivity attached to them. See the tags object description for child parameters.
rules array[]
The rules used to apply the tags in the framework. See the rules object description for child parameters.
active boolean
If true, the framework is actively being used on data sources in Immuta.