Overview
ADL ships with a collection of sample designs you can install from the Marketplace and inspect directly. Each one comes with pre-configured metadata, templates, and conventions for a common data solution pattern — pick a close match, then adapt it to your project.
For an overview of the starter-solutions story and why we ship them, see Features on the main site.
Available samples
Section titled “Available samples”Snowflake
Section titled “Snowflake”- Persistent Staging Area (PSA): a staging pattern with delta detection, adapted for Snowflake.
SQL Server
Section titled “SQL Server”- Data Vault Physical Data Warehouse: a Data Vault architecture with physically materialized tables on SQL Server.
- Data Vault Virtual Data Warehouse: a 3-tiered Data Vault solution with views-based integration and presentation layers.
- Persistent Staging Area (PSA): a staging pattern with delta detection using stored procedures on SQL Server.
- Willibald: a Data Vault sample based on the community-known Willibald dataset, from two sources through landing and persistent staging into a virtualized integration layer.
Microsoft Fabric
Section titled “Microsoft Fabric”- Persistent Staging Area (PSA) (preview): the PSA pattern adapted for PySpark notebooks on Microsoft Fabric.
Conceptual
Section titled “Conceptual”- Business Model: core business entities and their relationships, for conceptual and business modeling.
- Metadata Architecture: a conceptual design example showing how to structure metadata for a data solution.
- NBility: a business capability reference model.
- Data Solution Automation Schema: models the underlying JSON schema ADL consumes, with templates that generate a runnable Starlight docs site.
Using a sample
Section titled “Using a sample”- Choose Start New Project from the Home screen.
- Set up your project folders and connect to a local folder.
- In the Select Initial Content step, choose Sample Solution and pick the one you want.
- For each sample, you can choose to include metadata, templates, or both.
- ADL creates all the files and loads them into the app.
See the Getting Started guide for the full walkthrough.