Author: Badr Tajini
⚠️ NB: The development of the platform is still in progress.⚠️
⚠️ Updating the codebase soon.⚠️
The federated & trusted data platform named FederAI (in reference to the French verb -Fédérer- meaning to group together, assemble, unify states or entities) strictly complies with the specifications of the Data Mesh paradigm by adhering to 4 principles :
Domain-driven ownership of data,Data as a product,Self-serve data platform,Federated computational governance.
The docker image at the time of its creation is encrypted and signed, which allows, firstly, maintaining a trace of who initially created the docker image, secondly, giving a legitimate appearance to the container as well as its code, and last but not least, an increased security against malware attacks.
- FederAI: Federated & Trusted Data Mesh Platform
- Project Management
- Documentation
- Project structure
- Demo
- Citation
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The documentation of FederAI and FederAI-Gov platforms
The structure of the documentation is shown below :
- Project management
- FederAI Platform Overview
- Theoretical representation of the architecture
- Practical representation of the architecture
- FederAI Data Platform Infrastructure (Core & Governance)
- Technologies powering FederAI Platform (Core & Governance)
- Theoretical Concepts
- FederAI Platform
- Setup On-premise (Setup for Linux & Windows)
- Setup Cloud
- FederAI: More Commands
- FederAI: Upgrade, Update & Enhancements
- FederAI: Insights :
- FederAI: Federated Data Mesh Implementation
- FederAI and Machine Learning Implementation
If you find this repository useful in your work or research, please cite:
@software{tajini_badr_2022_7254972,
author = {Tajini Badr},
title = {FederAI: Federated \& Trusted Data Mesh Platform},
month = oct,
year = 2022,
note = {{The development of the platform is still in progress.}},
publisher = {Zenodo},
version = {1.0.0},
doi = {10.5281/zenodo.7254972},
url = {https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7254972}
}