Search for resource metadata in Data Catalog

Data Catalog catalogs metadata from Vertex AI Feature Store resources. Using the metadata search capability of Dataplex Universal Catalog, you can discover these resources and view their metadata. For more information about the Data Catalog metadata search capability, see Search and view data assets with Data Catalog .

Alternatively, to search for Vertex AI Feature Store resources from Vertex AI, see Search for Vertex AI Feature Store resources .

Before you begin

Authenticate yourself to Data Catalog , unless you've done so already.

When you use the Google Cloud console to access Google Cloud services and APIs, you don't need to set up authentication.

Vertex AI Feature Store resources in Data Catalog

Data Catalog lets you discover Google Cloud resources as data assets. The following Vertex AI Feature Store resources are categorized as data types in the Dataplex Universal Catalog search filter:

  • FeatureOnlineStore

  • FeatureView

  • FeatureGroup

Note that Feature is not listed as a data type in the search filters. However, you can view the list of features and feature metadata by viewing the metadata of the parent feature groups.

IAM permissions required

Using the Dataplex Universal Catalog search, you can view Vertex AI Feature Store resources if you have the IAM permissions to view those Vertex AI Feature Store resources in your Google Cloud project. You don't need additional permissions for viewing the resource metadata in Data Catalog.

To search for a FeatureOnlineStore resource, follow these steps:

Console

  1. To launch a search query in the Google Cloud console, go to the Dataplex Universal Catalog Searchpage.

    Go to Search

  2. Use the following Filtersto define your search parameters:

    • Projects: Click Add projectto search for and select a specific project.

    • Data types: Select FeatureOnlineStore.

      You can also define your query in the search field. To learn how to define your search query in Data Catalog, see Data Catalog search syntax .

  3. To view the resource metadata, in the filtered list of data assets, click the name of the online store instance.

To search for a FeatureView resource, follow these steps:

Console

  1. To launch a search query in the Google Cloud console, go to the Dataplex Universal Catalog Searchpage.

    Go to Search

  2. Use the following Filtersto define your search parameters:

    • Projects: Click Add projectto search for and select a specific project.

    • Data types: Select FeatureView.

      You can also define your query in the search field. To learn how to define your search query in Data Catalog, see Data Catalog search syntax .

  3. To view the resource metadata, in the filtered list of data assets, click the name of the feature view.

To search for a FeatureGroup resource, follow these steps:

Console

  1. To launch a search query in the Google Cloud console, go to the Dataplex Universal Catalog Searchpage.

    Go to Search

  2. Use the following Filtersto define your search parameters:

    • Projects: Click Add projectto search for and select a specific project.

    • Data types: Select FeatureGroup.

      You can also define your query in the search field. To learn how to define your search query in Data Catalog, see Data Catalog search syntax .

  3. To view the resource metadata, in the filtered list of data assets, click the name of the feature group.

To view the list of Feature resources and their metadata within a feature group, follow these steps:

Console

  1. To launch a search query in the Google Cloud console, go to the Dataplex Universal Catalog Searchpage.

    Go to Search

  2. Use the following Filtersto define your search parameters:

    • Projects: Click Add projectto search for and select a specific project.

    • Data types: Select FeatureGroup.

      You can also define your query in the search field. To learn how to define your search query in Data Catalog, see Data Catalog search syntax .

  3. In the filtered list of data assets, click the name of the parent feature group containing the features.

  4. To view the list of features and feature metadata within the feature group, click Schema.

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