Postgres to Snowflake with Airbyte diagram
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What was said
The product application writes to a Postgres database. Airbyte reads the Postgres change log and loads the changes into Snowflake every 15 minutes. dbt builds the product analytics models. The product team explores the models in Hex, and the growth team sends the key events to Braze for campaigns.
The diagram
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What is in this flow
- Systems: Airbyte, dbt, Hex and Braze.
- Data stores: Postgres and Snowflake.
- People and teams: Product Team and Growth Team.
- Size: 9 steps and 7 connections.
Mermaid code
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flowchart TD
n1(["Product Application"])
n2[("Postgres"])
n3{{"Airbyte"}}
n4[("Snowflake"])
n5{{"dbt"}}
n6("Product Team")
n7{{"Hex"}}
n8("Growth Team")
n9{{"Braze"}}
n1 -->|writes| n2
n3 -->|reads change log| n2
n3 -->|loads changes| n4
n4 -->|builds models| n5
n5 -->|models explored| n7
n6 -->|explores models| n7
n8 -->|sends key events| n9Map your own process
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