About Pipelines

Pipeline Overview

A data pipeline automates the movement, transformation, and management of data from various sources to a destination, such as a data warehouse or database. Data pipelines are essential for modern enterprises, ensuring efficient and reliable data management throughout its lifecycle.

Key Components of Data Pipelines

  • Data Sources: The origins of your data, such as databases, APIs, and streaming services.
  • Data Intake: The process of collecting data from sources.
  • Data Transformation: Converting data into a usable format.
  • Data Storage: Saving data in warehouses or databases.
  • Processing: Performing operations on data to generate insights.
  • Data Movement: Transferring data between systems.
  • Orchestration and Automation: Coordinating tasks to ensure smooth operation.
  • Monitoring and Error Handling: Tracking performance and managing issues.
  • Data Quality and Governance: Ensuring data accuracy and compliance.
  • Data Consumption: Using data for business intelligence, analytics, and machine learning.

These components enable businesses to effectively acquire, process, and utilize their data assets for decision-making and competitive advantage.

ADOC Pipeline

ADOC Pipeline feature augment multi-platform pipelines built on modern data stack orchestration tools and data platforms with data-aware performance, reliability, and timeliness observability. Following components of ADOC pipeline will aid your understanding.

Pipeline: The pipeline is the root entity in ADOC Pipelines. Data pipeline executions, metadata, and metrics are all included for research and monitoring.

Pipeline Run: With each execution, or Pipeline Run, ADOC Pipelines keeps track of a pipeline's versioning, metadata, and metrics.

Pipeline View: The Pipeline List View lists all ADOC pipelines and offers analytics. Pipeline list view opens when you click the Pipeline symbol in the left navigation bar.

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