DataOps.live Partners with Snowflake for Enhanced DataOps Solutions
DataOps.live has announced a strategic partnership with Snowflake to enhance DevOps capabilities for data engineering teams, as stated in a press release. This collaboration aims to drive product innovation and strengthen technology integrations, with DataOps.live serving as an Elite Tier partner for DevOps.
The partnership will focus on co-developing a multi-year roadmap of joint product capabilities, enabling customers to modernize and scale their data engineering programs with speed, consistency, and governance. The collaboration includes the introduction of new capabilities and enhancements to existing tools, designed to function as seamless extensions of the AI Data Cloud as Snowflake Native Apps available on the Snowflake Marketplace.
These new capabilities, now in Public Preview, offer free and frictionless access to the entire DataOps.live platform for all Snowflake customers. They include solutions for CI/CD and operationalizing dbt™ at the enterprise level, allowing data engineering teams to move faster and deploy best-in-class DataOps methodologies across their organizations.
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