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Blacksmith is a low-code platform offering a complete and consistent approach for self-hosted data engineering solutions. Blacksmith allows software engineers to write low-code ETL using the Go language. It also allows data engineers to write templated SQL for TLT and database migrations on top of one or multiple databases.
Any team that is building — or think about building — such a platform knows the tremendous amount of work needed to properly accomplish this mission. Think of Blacksmith as the central piece of your data engineering workflow, leading you to save months of customized and professional work.
By leveraging Blacksmith, organizations benefit a single source of truth for all their data with a unique developer experience.
Blacksmith is not an open-source software. This repository only holds the public Go APIs, allowing organizations to build reliable data engineering solutions on top of Blacksmith using Go and SQL. Blacksmith itself is built and distributed as a CLI and as a Docker image.
Blacksmith is available in two Editions:
Along consulting and training, we provide different product offerings as well as different levels of support.
Repository licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
By downloading, installing, and using Blacksmith, you agree to the Blacksmith Terms and Conditions.
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