×Publish self-describing schemas to Snowplow Iglu.
suky publishes your event schema to Snowplow's Iglu registry as self-describing JSON Schemas. Snowplow's pipeline validates every event against Iglu before it lands in your warehouse. Quality monitoring runs from your warehouse: suky reads the events Snowplow loads into Snowflake, never the raw stream.
Capabilities
What you get with the Snowplow integration
Push schemas to Iglu
Publish your event schema to Snowplow Iglu as self-describing JSON Schemas with full validation rules.
SchemaVer-aware versioning
suky maps event schema versions to Iglu's SchemaVer format (model-revision-addition) so backwards-compatible changes are preserved.
Validate from Snowflake
suky runs read-only SQL against your Snowplow-loaded warehouse tables to compute volume, freshness, schema-compliance, and SLA metrics.
Push-only today
Pulling existing Iglu schemas into suky is on the roadmap. Today, suky is the source of truth and pushes one direction.
Setup
How to connect Snowplow
In suky, go to Integrations → Snowplow and add your Iglu registry endpoint + API key.
Pick the registry vendor + name suky should publish under.
Author event contracts in suky. On merge, suky publishes the schema to Iglu under the chosen vendor namespace.
Snowplow's pipeline validates incoming events against the Iglu schema and routes failures to the bad-events stream.
Ready to connect Snowplow?
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