SQLMesh
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What is SQLMesh?
SQLMesh is a framework that provides data engineers and data scientists with the tools to build, test, and deploy data transformations expressed in SQL. It allows for version control, automated testing, and dependency management of SQL-based data pipelines, aiming to improve the reliability and maintainability of data workflows.
What other technologies are related to SQLMesh?
SQLMesh Competitor Technologies
SQLMesh Complementary Technologies
Airflow
Airflow is a workflow management platform that can be used to orchestrate SQLMesh jobs. It complements SQLMesh by providing a way to schedule and monitor data pipelines.
AWS Redshift
AWS Redshift is a data warehouse that can be used as a data source or destination for SQLMesh. SQLMesh can transform data within or for use in Redshift.
Snowflake
Snowflake is a data warehouse that can be used as a data source or destination for SQLMesh. SQLMesh can transform data within or for use in Snowflake.
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Which job functions commonly mention SQLMesh?
Analytics Engineer
0.2% of all Analytics Engineer jobs mention SQLMesh
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DataOps Engineer
4 DataOps Engineer jobs mention SQLMesh
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Data Engineer
89 Data Engineer jobs mention SQLMesh
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Data Architect
8 Data Architect jobs mention SQLMesh
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Software Engineer
131 Software Engineer jobs mention SQLMesh
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