ML Data Stacks Require Custom Glue Code Across dbt, Airflow, Feature Stores, and BI
Data and ML teams spend significant engineering time writing custom integration code to connect separate tools in the modern data stack. Each handoff between dbt, Airflow, feature stores, and BI layers requires bespoke connectors with no standardized interface. This fragmentation multiplies maintenance burden and slows iteration on ML features.
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