Continuous Testing with
QuerySurge DevOps for Data
Watch the video on how to implement DataOps as part of your CI/CD pipeline with QuerySurge.
DevOps revolutionized software delivery by automating development, testing, and operations. Now, the same principles are transforming data workflows.
QuerySurge DevOps for Data brings DevOps automation to data testing — enabling faster, smarter validation at every stage of your pipeline.
QuerySurge supports real-time, automated tests triggered by upstream processes. Get immediate feedback on data quality risks — before they impact your business.
DevOps for Data Use Cases
Use Cases for QuerySurge DevOps for Data are practically endless, as this release provides the flexibility to integrate your continuous testing process into your existing DataOps implementation.
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How does QuerySurge integrate with CI/CD tools like Jenkins, Azure DevOps, or GitLab?
Via APIs and webhooks that embed validation directly into CI/CD workflows.
Does QuerySurge integrate with ETL/ELT platforms like Informatica, Talend, dbt, or Databricks?
Yes. QuerySurge works alongside modern ETL/ELT tools to validate their outputs.
Does QuerySurge generate audit trails for DataOps processes?
Yes. Every test run, result, and action is logged.
Can QuerySurge produce compliance-ready reports for regulated industries?
Yes. Reports support regulators such as SOX, HIPAA, GDPR, FedRAMP, FISMA, ISO 9001/ISO 27001, BCBS 239, and CFR Part 11.
How does QuerySurge compare to open-source frameworks or homegrown solutions?
Open-source requires custom code and lacks enterprise features like reporting and CI/CD integration.
What makes QuerySurge's DevOps for Data different from other solutions in the industry?
QuerySurge’s DevOps for Data stands out because it is built around a RESTful API, giving teams direct programmatic control to create, execute, and manage data tests within CI/CD workflows without relying on a command-line interface. It also includes Swagger-powered documentation, so developers can explore endpoints, test API calls, and understand inputs and outputs before integrating them into production pipelines. That makes it easier to embed QuerySurge into tools like Jenkins, Azure DevOps, and other delivery workflows while keeping data validation automated and repeatable. Compared with more generic testing tools, QuerySurge is purpose-built to validate enterprise data across complex pipelines, warehouses, and reporting environments.
What tools are commonly used for DataOps?
ETL/ELT platforms, orchestration tools, monitoring tools, and testing solutions.
How do DataOps tools integrate with ETL/ELT platforms?
They plug into platforms like Informatica, Talend, dbt, and Databricks to enforce data quality gates.
What are the best practices for scaling DataOps across an enterprise?
Standardize pipelines, automate validation, integrate tools, and enforce quality gates across teams.