Sifflet uses a cell-based architecture that isolates each customer’s instance and database. This ensures that even under heavy usage or a potential breach, your data pipeline monitoring remains secure, reliable, and unaffected by other customers’ activities.

That's a great topic! While there's no one-size-fits-all answer, the best data quality programs are collaborative. Everyone from data engineers to business users should play a role. Some organizations adopt data contracts or a Data Mesh approach, while others use centralized observability tools to enforce data validation rules and ensure SLA compliance.

Sifflet provides advanced root cause analysis through complete data lineage and AI-powered anomaly detection. This means teams can quickly trace issues across pipelines and transformations, assess business impact, and resolve incidents faster with smart, context-aware alerts.

Data governance ensures that data is collected, managed, and shared responsibly, which is especially important when data is treated as a product. It helps maintain compliance with regulations and supports data quality monitoring. With proper governance in place, businesses can confidently deliver reliable and secure data products.

When data distribution shifts unexpectedly, it can throw off the assumptions your ML models are trained on. For example, if a new payment processor causes 70% of transactions to fall under $5, a fraud detection model might start flagging legitimate behavior as suspicious. That's why real-time metrics and anomaly detection are so crucial for ML model monitoring within a good data observability framework.

Sifflet uses AI-driven context and dynamic thresholding to prioritize alerts based on impact and relevance. Its intelligent alerting system ensures users only get notified when it truly matters, helping reduce alert fatigue and enabling faster, more focused incident response.

When you click on a Fivetran connector node in the lineage, you’ll see key metadata like source and destination, sync frequency, current status, and the timestamp of the latest sync. This complements Sifflet’s existing metadata like owner and last refresh for complete context.

Absolutely! One of Sifflet’s strengths is its seamless integration across your existing data stack. Whether you're working with tools like Airflow, Snowflake, or Kafka, Sifflet helps you monitor your data pipelines without needing to overhaul your infrastructure.