The object storage that you associate with the catalog will contain files for assets that are copied into the catalog. For example, if you add local files or a notebook to the catalog, the information about those files are stored as assets
in the catalog and the associated files are stored in object storage.
Procedure
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To create a catalog:
Click Catalogs > View All Catalogs to get to the Your Catalogs page, and then click New Catalog.
Specify these properties:
A name and optional description for the catalog. Catalog names must be unique. If, for any reason, you want to allow duplicate names, use the API to create or update catalogs..
The IBM Cloud Object Storage service. A dedicated storage bucket for the catalog is automatically created
Duplicate asset handling. By default, duplicate handling is set to allow duplicates.
Data protection rules apply to all governed catalogs and all assets within these catalogs. Data protection rules are automatically enforced when a catalog member attempts to view or act on a data asset in a governed catalog to prevent unauthorized
users from accessing sensitive data.
However, if the user who is trying to access the asset is the owner of the asset (by default, the user who created the asset), then access is always granted. See Data Protection Rules.
Duplicate asset handling
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When assets are added to a catalog, it can happen that an asset with a duplicate already exists in the catalog. You can specify what action should be taken in such a case. The choices you have are determined by the catalog default setting.
Find out how you can specify duplicate asset handling in Handling duplicate assets in catalogs.
You can also create a catalog by using the Watson Data API. See .
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