Idempotency is cheaper than reconciliation
Every pipeline eventually runs twice. Designing loads so that a second run is a no-op costs a day up front and saves weeks of arguing about numbers later.
Occasional writing about the work.
Every pipeline eventually runs twice. Designing loads so that a second run is a no-op costs a day up front and saves weeks of arguing about numbers later.
In four recent audits, the largest single line item was scheduled queries nobody had read in over six months. Deleting them is not an optimisation project.
Teams under twenty people rarely need a managed orchestration platform. A scheduler, a warehouse and version control cover the ground for a fraction of the cost.