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VegaGraph

VegaGraph stores typed facts and evidence about data, software, infrastructure, business, governance, and operational resources. It combines a reusable type catalog with workspace-scoped entities, versioned aspects, relationships, contexts, labels, search documents, and lineage.

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What the graph contains

  • Entity types define the identity and display shape for a class of resource.
  • Aspect types define reusable metadata schemas attached to entities.
  • Relationship types constrain valid edge endpoints and metadata.
  • Entities are tenant-owned resource records.
  • Aspects add versioned facts to an entity.
  • Edges connect entities or field references through a relationship type.
  • Contexts represent environment or perspective overlays.
  • Labels classify resources for discovery and governance.
Every tenant-owned graph row is scoped to an organization and workspace. Permissions apply to graph collections and individual objects.

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Product areas

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Boundaries

VegaGraph stores durable graph facts; ingestion and agent execution are outside VegaGraph. Producers must call its APIs or another integration layer to write facts. Secret values are references only in graph metadata—never store a credential inside an aspect. Start with the VegaGraph quickstart, then learn the graph model.