Monte Carlo announced Data Reliability Dashboard, a new functionality to help customers better understand and communicate the reliability of their data.
Data Reliability Dashboard provides a bird’s eye view of data reliability metrics over time and aligning data teams and their stakeholders on data health.
This is the latest in a series of improvements Monte Carlo has made to help customers drive data reliability and eliminate data downtime, including Circuit Breakers, a new way to automatically stop broken data pipelines; Insights, a functionality that offers operational analytics in the health of a company’s data platform; and native integrations with dbt, Databricks, and Airflow.
“Data leaders know data reliability is important, but typically lack the tools to measure it. Monte Carlo’s Data Reliability Dashboard will bridge this divide and provide better tracking for critical KPIs such as pipeline and data quality metrics; time-to-response and resolution for critical incidents; and other important data SLAs,” said Lior Gavish, CTO and Co-founder, Monte Carlo. “This new functionality will also give data practitioners and leaders a common language to measure and improve the quality of their data platforms, as well as the ROI across their data products.”
Available in Q4 2022, the Data Reliability Dashboard will focus on three main areas that will help leaders better understand the data quality efforts that are happening in their organization:
- Stack Coverage: Overall view of the extent of monitoring and observability coverage in their stack, to make sure operational best practices are being adopted.
- Quality Metrics: Data reliability KPIs around the 5 pillars of data observability, which helps observe trends and validate progress as reliability investments are made.
- Incident Metrics and Usage: Measures of time to detection and time to resolution of data incidents, as well as user engagement metrics with said incidents. This allows teams to measure and improve the quality of their incident response operations, thus minimizing data downtime and optimizing data trust.
Monte Carlo announced additional data observability capabilities, including:
- Visual Incident Resolution: Data engineers can now use an interactive map of their data lineage to diagnose and troubleshoot data breakages. With this new release, Monte Carlo places freshness, volume, dbt errors, query logs, and other critical troubleshooting data in a unified view of affected tables and their upstream dependencies. This radically accelerates the incident resolution process, allowing data engineers to correlate all the factors that might contribute to an incident on a single screen.
- Integration with Power BI: This new integration allows data engineering teams to properly triage data incidents that impact Power BI dashboards and users as well as proactively ensure that changes to upstream tables and schema can be executed safely. As a result, Power BI analysts and business users can confidently utilize dashboards knowing the data is correct.
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