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Case study · 2025

Cloud, DevOps & Data Engineering

Real-time data warehousing without the chaos

ETL/ELTReal-Time DataData WarehousingData EngineeringGCPPython
StreamVault Pipeline

Client

Analytics & AI platform team

Engagement

Streaming data warehouse on GCP

Duration

9 months

Year

2025

Overview

What we set out to solve

StreamVault replaced overnight batch chaos with near-real-time curated tables. Streaming ingestion, contract-tested transforms, warehouse governance, and quality monitors give BI and AI a shared semantic layer with freshness SLAs measured in minutes — and failed jobs that page humans instead of failing silently.

ETL/ELT and streaming pipelines on GCP that feed a governed warehouse for analytics and AI features.

Narrative

How the engagement moved from constraints to a shippable system.

01

Challenge

Batch jobs ran overnight with silent failures; product teams needed fresher metrics and trustworthy lineage.

02

Approach

We introduced streaming ingestion, dbt-style transforms, warehouse contracts, and data quality monitors.

03

Solution

StreamVault delivers near-real-time curated tables with lineage and SLAs that analytics can depend on.

Scope

What we delivered

Streaming ingestion paths on GCP

Transform layer with warehouse contracts

Governed curated marts for BI and AI

Data quality monitors and lineage

On-call runbooks and freshness SLAs

Semantic layer documentation

Highlights

What stood out

Core event freshness under 5 minutes

Failed-job MTTR reduced by 60%

Shared semantics for BI and AI features

Lineage visible to analysts and engineers

Engagement flow

A repeatable rhythm from discovery through hardening — tuned to this product’s constraints.

01

Batch post-mortem

Traced silent failures, freshness gaps, and conflicting metric definitions.

02

Ingest & contracts

Stood up streaming paths and table contracts for critical domains.

03

Curated layer

Built marts, quality monitors, and lineage for consumer teams.

04

Operate

Defined SLAs, alerts, and ownership for ongoing freshness.

Technology stack

The delivery stack behind this engagement — client surfaces paired with services, data, and infrastructure.

Frontend

Ops DashboardsNuxt.jsData Quality Views

Data Platform

PythonETL/ELTReal-Time StreamingData Warehousing

Cloud

GCPPub/SubDataflowBigQuery

Outcomes

01

Freshness SLA: under 5 minutes for core events

02

Failed-job MTTR reduced by 60%

03

Shared semantic layer for BI and AI

Looking ahead

Expose self-serve feature tables for ML with stricter PII controls.

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