One giant leap for the
analytics engineering workflow
Develop pipelines as code, deploy them efficiently and monitor end-to-end. Without wasting a second on setup.
Define entire data pipelines as code
in a powerful browser-based IDE.
Finally, work with the powerful IDE experience you’ve always wanted. VS Code in the browser.
Work with dbt Core, Fivetran, Airbyte and an end-to-end orchestrator - fully managed within Y42.
Develop and debug faster with a context-aware lineage, quick data preview and git under the hood.
Go to production in seconds.
Roll-back with one click. Cut unnecessary costs.
Only build the tables that are needed. Speed up your workflow. Reduce storage and compute costs.
Schedule and run your pipelines end-to-end. The power of an orchestrator, contained inside your IDE.
Get confidence in your data pipelines through end-to-end testing and alerts when required.
Document and share your tables
with data consumers easily.
Easily connect your data tools to output tables from Y42 inside the data warehouse.
Control access once, not individually in every tool. Propagate permissions to your data warehouse and tools.
Document and explain data assets to make them searchable in a single-source-of-truth for your organization.
What people are saying about DataOps
"I believe there could be - and probably should be - a couple similar conglomerates that focus on data services. (…) Permissions and access controls could be managed centrally and directly. Charges could be rolled up into a single unified bill. Metadata standards could be mandated, not negotiated."
"A curated or well-integrated choice of stack and unified access control. Could this be the final piece of the puzzle that helps the Modern Data Stack cross the chasm?"
"The idea of putting it all together in one system, supported by the modern data stack, is the only way to solve these problems."
“Software engineers leverage AGILE development and GitHub to apply iterative governance over time, preserve a history of their decisions, and communicate risk. Data completely lacks this workflow.”
"I believe there could be - and probably should be - a couple similar conglomerates that focus on data services. (…) Permissions and access controls could be managed centrally and directly. Charges could be rolled up into a single unified bill. Metadata standards could be mandated, not negotiated."
"A curated or well-integrated choice of stack and unified access control. Could this be the final piece of the puzzle that helps the Modern Data Stack cross the chasm?"
"The idea of putting it all together in one system, supported by the modern data stack, is the only way to solve these problems."
“Software engineers leverage AGILE development and GitHub to apply iterative governance over time, preserve a history of their decisions, and communicate risk. Data completely lacks this workflow.”
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