Data Observability
Data Observability
Build vs. buy: The real token economics of agent observability
I talk to engineering teams from different organizations every day, and many of them are running the same mental model when it comes to large technology projects: build first, then buy when it breaks. For most infrastructure decisions, this is fine; in fact, it is the most rational. You understand your requirements better after building …
Data Observability
Your Data Isn’t as Clean as You Think. Here’s How Data Quality Automation Helps
Your revenue dashboard looks clean. Your pipeline ran green. Everything’s fine. Until your CFO asks why the numbers don’t match the invoice system and now you’re spending your Tuesday reverse-engineering a JOIN that broke three weeks ago. This kind of thing happens because humans are terrible at catching problems in datasets that update thousands of …
Data Observability
How to make Claude a trusted analyst for your whole company
Every data leader is being asked the same question right now: “Can’t we just point Claude at our warehouse and let everyone ask their own questions?” The naive version works for about a week. Then two execs ask the same question and get two different numbers, Claude joins the wrong tables and answers confidently anyway, …
Data Observability
Claude and Cursor Can’t Do Data Right
AI coding agents are writing SQL, building pipelines, and modifying schemas at a pace that would have been unimaginable two years ago. They’re fast, tireless, and increasingly capable. But they lack something every experienced data engineer has: the operational instincts to do data work responsibly. They don’t feel accountable like humans do, and they certainly …
Data Observability
Monitoring Cortex Agent Performance With Trace Data
How to identify and fix agent performance issues using Cortex Agent telemetry
AI Observability
The Memory Problem Changes When Agents Stop Waiting to Be Prompted
Moving from “what should I recall?” to “what should I notice?” and other challenges in building a proactive multi-agent system
AI Observability
Bringing Reliability to Agent Bricks with Monte Carlo
End-to-end data + AI observability for the agents you ship on Databricks.
Data Observability
Know Before You Go: Gartner Data & Analytics Summit EMEA 2026
The premier conference for European CDAOs, heads of AI, and data and analytics leaders is almost here: Gartner Data & Analytics Summit EMEA 2026. With a full schedule of keynotes, breakout sessions, roundtables, and happy hours and dinners after the event, it’s helpful to mark your calendar ahead of time. Luckily, we’ve done the hard …
Data Observability
The Ultimate Guide To Data Lineage
Data lineage is a must-have feature of the modern data stack, yet we're struggling to derive value from it. Here's why and how we can fix this.
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Data Platforms
Data Ingestion: 7 Challenges and 4 Best Practices
Data ingestion involves collecting data from source systems and moving it to a data warehouse or lake. Read on for the top challenges and best practices.
Data Observability
Data Observability: How to Build Your Own Data Anomaly Detectors Using SQL
How to use metadata to understand the root cause of data anomalies and take your data quality testing to the next level.
Data Observability
Demystifying Data Observability
3 practical examples on how to get started with data observability
Case Studies
How Checkout.com Achieves Data Reliability at Scale with Monte Carlo
Learn how Checkout.com gained visibility into data across domains, scaled data quality checks, and achieved reliability at scale.
Case Studies
How Swimply Built Its Hyper Growth Data Stack with Snowflake, Fivetran, and Monte Carlo
Learn how Swimply, the two-sided experiences marketplace, delivers reliable, trustworthy data with Monte Carlo, Snowflake, and Fivetran.
Case Studies
How The Farmer’s Dog Achieves Self-Serve Data Observability with Monte Carlo
How the data team at The Farmer's Dog, a fresh dog food company, achieves reliable data pipelines with automated, end-to-end data observability.