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A grated application of Great Expectations to create greater Expectations

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Grater Expectations

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Welcome to Grater Expectations! In this repository, you will find code, notebooks and configurations that help you implement data testing using Great Expectations. In doing so, a subset of logic was taken from Great Expectations - or grated - and implemented in Python to get you up, running and testing your data fast and as such, Grater Expectations was born!

In this project a combination of Python, Docker, Terraform and Azure or AWS services are used to enable you to quickly bootstrap a new project for testing your data.

For more information on how to get started, please refer to the README file specific for the cloud provider you intend to use:

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