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Great Expectations is the leading open-source tool for data quality, data profiling, and data documentation. It helps data teams eliminate pipeline debt and provides confidence when deploying new data projects.
Great Expectations is an open-source Python library for testing, documenting, and profiling your data to ensure quality and consistency across your data pipelines and workflows.
Data quality issues are a major source of pain in data pipelines and analytics projects. Great Expectations addresses this by providing a principled way to test and validate data systematically, preventing 'pipeline debt' and ensuring data trustworthiness.
Create verifiable assertions about your data, known as Expectations, such as `expect_column_to_exist` or `expect_column_values_to_be_unique`.
Automatically generate rich, human-readable documentation about your data, validation results, and Expectations.
Profile data automatically to learn about its structure, distribution, and unique values to help define Expectations.
Integrates seamlessly with popular data processing technologies like Pandas, Spark, Dask, Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, and more.
Great Expectations is useful in any scenario where you need to understand, validate, or document the quality of your data. Common use cases include:
Automatically run data validation checks on data batches (e.g., daily loads) before they are committed to a data warehouse or data lake.
Prevents bad data from entering your storage layer, maintaining trust in your central data assets.
Add data quality checks at various stages of your data transformation pipelines (e.g., after joining tables, before feature engineering).
Ensures data transformations are correct and intermediate data is clean, preventing errors downstream.
Generate living documentation for datasets that evolves with your data, making it easy for anyone to understand data structure and validation rules.
Improves collaboration and understanding across teams by providing up-to-date, accessible data documentation.
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