Why you should move your ETL stack to Modal
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Why you should move your ETL stack to Modal
My top issues with the foundations of the "modern data stack":
- Snowflake - you may only pay for what you use, but you pay through the nose for it. The cost is so high that in many cases it can exceed the cost of binders full of dbas.
- Fivetran - convenient, but they tried to triple my licensing cost last year, they have almost constant 15 minute o
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In today’s data world, there are so many options for an EL tool to avoid you developing your own extracting script and to help you gain a LOT of time.
Fivetran, Mage, and Airbyte to mention a few.
You don’t have to maintain custom scripts, these tools come with +300 connectors, basic scheduling, and error handling.
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I think reverse ETL is amazing. Don't get me wrong. But for me, it's like, "Oh, if you want to pull stuff in from your warehouse, you should either push it to them or we’ve built it in directly now. So you can just boot up a CRM on top of Calixa. Just connect your Snowflake. You can even easily push your custom objects to us.” We feel we can give a... See more
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The last core data stack tool is the orchestrator. It’s used quickly as a data orchestrator to model dependencies between tasks in complex heterogeneous cloud environments end-to-end. It is integrated with above-mentioned open data stack tools. They are especially effective if you have some glue code that needs to be run on a certain cadence, trigg... See more