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Based on the available documentation about Amazon DataZone's business glossary functionality, I can provide some context about how glossary terms work with assets, though the specific navigation behavior you're describing isn't explicitly documented.
In Amazon DataZone, business glossaries are collections of business terms that can be associated with assets and columns to help classify and enhance identification during search. When glossary terms are applied to assets, they're intended to help users understand key characteristics and enable discovery through search functionality.
The documentation indicates that glossary terms can be added to assets and columns, and when a particular term is selected as a value for an asset's metadata form field, users can search for that business glossary term to find associated assets. This suggests the primary workflow is designed around search-based discovery rather than direct navigation from asset to term definition.
However, the specific UI navigation behavior you're experiencing—where clicking a glossary term link from an asset redirects to the glossary home page instead of the term's definition page—is not described in the available documentation as either expected behavior or a known limitation.
For issues like this that appear to be potential bugs or unexpected UI behavior, I'd recommend:
- Contacting AWS Support to report the specific navigation issue
- Checking the AWS DataZone console for any recent service updates or known issues
- As a workaround, you can navigate manually through: Catalog menu → Glossaries → select the specific glossary → locate and select the term to view its definition
The documentation does confirm that term definition pages should contain information like descriptions, relationships, and associated metadata, so direct navigation to these pages would align with the intended governance workflow you've described.
Sources
Amazon DataZone terminology and concepts - Amazon DataZone
Create a term in a glossary in Amazon DataZone - Amazon DataZone
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