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Data Quality as Code: Automating validation rules with declarative pipelines and CI/CD Integration
Independent Researcher, Move.Inc, Enterprise Systems, Los Angeles, California, USA.
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International Journal of Science and Research Archive, 2024, 13(02), 4224-4233.
Article DOI: 10.30574/ijsra.2024.13.2.2665
Publication history:
Received on 22 November 2024; revised on 26 December 2024 accepted on 29 December 2024
Abstract:
Data Quality as Code (DQaC) is an automated approach that embeds data validation rules into modern data pipelines, ensuring consistent and reliable data processing. By leveraging declarative pipelines and integrating with CI/CD frameworks, organizations can enforce quality checks at every stage of data transformation. This method enhances accuracy, consistency, and compliance, reducing risks associated with poor data quality. CI/CD tools such as GitHub Actions and Jenkins automate validation, preventing erroneous data from being deployed. Observability solutions like DataDog and Prometheus monitor data quality trends in real time. While DQaC improves scalability and governance, challenges include managing complex validation rules and minimizing performance overhead. Implementing DQaC enables organizations to establish a robust data quality framework, fostering trust in analytics and decision-making. As data ecosystems grow, AI-driven validation and real-time monitoring will further strengthen the role of DQaC in data governance.
lIntegrating DQaC within CI/CD pipelines ensures that data quality checks run automatically whenever a data pipeline is updated. This approach prevents the deployment of pipelines that introduce bad data into production.
Keywords:
Data Quality; Validation Rules; Declarative Pipelines; CI/CD Integration; Automation; Governance
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