A company needs to share a curated dataset with an external partner. According to Unity Catalog naming best practices, what is the recommended way to organize this shared data?

Create a dedicated catalog for external sharing, such as 'shared' or 'partner', and place the dataset there.

Create a separate metastore for the shared data.

Place the shared data in the production catalog with a 'shared_' prefix on the table name.

Use a schema named 'external' within the production catalog to hold shared data.

A large enterprise is adopting Unity Catalog. They have multiple business units that each need to manage their own data. The security team requires that each business unit's data be isolated so that one unit cannot see another's tables. However, the executive team wants a single pane of glass for cross-unit reporting. The company also plans to share some data with external partners. What is the best approach?

Create a single catalog with all tables, and use table-level permissions to restrict access.

Create a separate catalog for each business unit, and create a shared catalog for cross-unit reporting and external sharing.

Create one catalog with schemas for each business unit, and grant all users access to the catalog.

Create one catalog per business unit, and grant the executive team access to all catalogs.

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