Adding a new data source should not be a quarter-long project. SemanticFed is designed around a connector library that turns "onboard a source" into a configuration step.
Register a relational database, a cloud data warehouse, open file formats in object storage, or a SaaS REST/GraphQL API. Each connector handles authentication, introspects the schema, and advertises which operations it can push down, so the planner uses each source to its strengths.
Once registered, a source is part of the unified model and available to every consumer — no re-platforming, no bespoke glue code.
Illustrative scenario — not a record of a real deployment or a customer result.
Do it yourself
Register a new database, warehouse, lake, or API as a federated source in a few steps — a configuration step, not a re-platforming project.
Open the Registry to see your connectors and registered data sources.
You should see: The Registry loads with your existing sources and the available connector kinds.
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