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The Indexer Queue Service provides a set of APIs that help in forwarding the messages to and from the Storage Service and Indexer Service.

Docs: https://osdu.pages.opengroup.org/platform/system/indexer-queue

The Indexer Service indexes the metadata store to support the Search Service.

Docs: https://osdu.pages.opengroup.org/platform/system/indexer-service

This project provides Java client libraries for using OSDU core services.

This CSV Parser DAG supports the ingestion workflow for CSV type files

The CRS Conversion Service provides spatial reference conversions for coordinates. Coordinates are represented by an array of 3D points.

Terraform module for deploying and managing OSDU services on Google Cloud Platform using Helm charts. Provides automated deployment and configuration of microservices in GKE (Google Kubernetes Engine) clusters.

The Notification service allows interested consumers to subscribe to data and metadata changes using a publish/subscriber pattern.

Docs: https://osdu.pages.opengroup.org/platform/system/notification

The External Data Sources Data Management Service (EDS DMS) integrates with the Dataset Service to accept and proxy requests for obtaining retrieval instructions for externally resing datasets and proxy. The service is implemented in Java and provides an open API.

Manifest-based Ingestion

Google Cloud Infrastructure provisioning scripts and templates.

PoC: typed Pydantic models for OSDU data payloads — opt-in companion to osdu-python-client

Legacy contribution from Energistics - only supports WITSML v2.0

Airflow DAG for transformation from SEGY to MDIO

The CSV Parser is a key component of pddms-csv-parser time-series bulk data ingestion workflow and main processing unit of corresponding Apache Airflow DAG

Schema (and Reference Value) Upgrade Service

Docs: https://osdu.pages.opengroup.org/platform/system/reference/schema-upgrade

Domain Data Management Service focused on Well Planning and Well Execution

pytest-style CLI test runner for OSDU acceptance tests against CIMPL environments