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Frequently asked questions
What types of metadata are captured in a modern data catalog?
Modern data catalogs capture four key types of metadata: technical (schemas, formats), business (definitions, KPIs), operational (usage patterns, SLA compliance), and governance (access controls, data classifications). These layers work together to support data quality monitoring and transparency in data pipelines.
How does Sifflet support diversity and innovation in the data observability space?
Diversity and innovation are core values at Sifflet. We believe that a diverse team brings a wider range of perspectives, which leads to more creative solutions in areas like cloud data observability and predictive analytics monitoring. Our culture encourages experimentation and continuous learning, making it a great place to grow.
How often is the data refreshed in Sifflet's Data Sharing pipeline?
The data shared through Sifflet's optimized pipeline is refreshed every four hours. This ensures you always have timely and accurate insights for data quality monitoring, anomaly detection, and root cause analysis within your own platform.
Why is Sifflet excited about integrating MCP with its observability tools?
We're excited because MCP allows us to build intelligent, context-aware agents that go beyond alerts. With MCP, our observability tools can now support real-time metrics analysis, dynamic thresholding, and even automated remediation. It’s a huge step forward in delivering reliable and scalable data observability.
How does MCP support data quality monitoring in modern observability platforms?
MCP helps LLMs become active participants in data quality monitoring by giving them access to structured resources like schema definitions, data validation rules, and profiling metrics. At Sifflet, we use this to detect anomalies, enforce data contracts, and ensure SLA compliance more effectively.
What makes Carrefour’s approach to observability scalable and effective?
Carrefour’s approach combines no-code self-service tools with as-code automation, making it easy for both technical and non-technical users to adopt. This balance, along with incremental implementation and cultural emphasis on data quality, supports scalable observability across the organization.
How does Sifflet support data pipeline monitoring at Carrefour?
Sifflet enables comprehensive data pipeline monitoring through features like monitoring-as-code and seamless integration with data lineage tracking and governance tools. This gives Carrefour full visibility into their pipeline health and helps ensure SLA compliance.
How can Sifflet help ensure SLA compliance and prevent bad data from affecting business decisions?
Sifflet helps teams stay on top of SLA compliance with proactive data freshness checks, anomaly detection, and incident tracking. Business users can rely on health indicators and lineage views to verify data quality before making decisions, reducing the risk of costly errors due to unreliable data.













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