Transition from a legacy SQL-based data warehouse to a modern, scalable cloud solution.
Gain real-time analytics and reporting capabilities.
Reduce reliance on manual data processing and validation.
Achieve cost-effective infrastructure with minimal maintenance overhead.
Performance Bottlenecks: Legacy SQL systems struggled with large workloads, leading to slow query performance and delays in report generation.
Manual Processes: Data ingestion and validation required human intervention, introducing errors and inefficiencies.
Inconsistent Reporting: Lack of real-time data access led to discrepancies and unreliable business insights.
High Infrastructure Maintenance: Maintaining and scaling on-prem systems was resource-intensive and expensive.
Limited Scalability: Traditional SQL setups lacked the flexibility to scale efficiently with growing data volumes.
The migration architecture followed a phased, automated model:
Data Sources: Legacy SQL databases.
Table Creation: BigQuery tables mirrored from SQL structures.
Code Conversion: SQL scripts transformed to BigQuery-compatible SQL.
Data Ingestion: Automated pipelines using Dataflow, Cloud Functions.
Data Validation: Checks for consistency, integrity, and accuracy.
BI Integration: Power BI, Tableau, QlikView for real-time visualization.
Performance limitations with large SQL workloads.
Manual data ingestion and validation processes.
Inconsistent reporting and lack of real-time data.
High maintenance and operational costs.
Migrated entire SQL workloads to Google BigQuery.
Automated ETL pipelines improved data flow and scalability.
Enabled validation protocols for structural and data integrity.
Integrated popular BI tools for real-time data access.
75% faster query execution and report generation
Zero on-premise infrastructure, reducing costs significantly
Improved data accuracy, integrity, and auditability
Scalable architecture enabling real-time dashboarding