Building Data Lineage on AWS
Most enterprises can't say where the numbers in their regulatory reports come from without weeks of work. Two articles on lineage that AI builds and people confirm: the design principle, then the build on AWS.
Why + how: the design principle, then the AWS build
Data platform & governance leads, CDOs, risk and compliance teams, data engineers
Leaders: Part 1 · Builders: Part 2
Start with Part 1: Data lineage you can defend, part 1: AI proposes, people decide →
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Start at Part 1, or jump to the part you needData lineage you can defend, part 1: AI proposes, people decide
Ask a bank's risk function where a figure in its regulatory return came from, and the honest answer is often "give us a few weeks."
Data lineage you can defend, part 2: AI-assisted lineage on AWS
How do you build lineage an auditor will accept without hand-tracing every pipeline?
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