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The goal of this post is to understand how data integrity best practices have been embraced time and time again, no matter the technology underpinning. In the beginning, there was a datawarehouse The datawarehouse (DW) was an approach to data architecture and structured data management that really hit its stride in the early 1990s.
Prime examples of this in the data catalog include: Trust Flags — Allow the data community to endorse, warn, and deprecate data to signal whether data can or can’t be used. DataProfiling — Statistics such as min, max, mean, and null can be applied to certain columns to understand its shape.
Data mesh forgoes technology edicts and instead argues for “decentralized data ownership” and the need to treat “data as a product”. Gartner on Data Fabric. Moreover, data catalogs play a central role in both data fabric and data mesh. We’ll dig into this definition in a bit. Design concept.
MDM is a discipline that helps organize critical information to avoid duplication, inconsistency, and other data quality issues. Transactional systems and datawarehouses can then use the golden records as the entity’s most current, trusted representation. Data Catalog and Master Data Management.
This tool provides functionality in a number of different ways based on its metadata and profiling capabilities. Imagine you wanted to build a dbt project for your existing source datawarehouse in your migration to Snowflake. While this may seem like a trivial thing in concept, it’s actually incredibly powerful.
And types of metadata — or data about data — abound. Some high-level metadata categories in a data catalog include: Behavioral : Records who is using data, and how they are using it. Technical: Shows schema or table definitions. Business: Policies on how to handle different kinds of data appropriately.
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