BIGQUERY / GOOGLE CLOUD

Understand the problem. Choose the next move.

Focused review of your BigQuery data platform and selected Composer/Airflow pipelines. Connect cost, reliability and architecture to a practical next step.

Describe your project

Scope, availability and price agreed before work begins.

01

Start with one question

A rising bill, a failing DAG or an architecture decision. Agree the question, evidence and representative workflows before access.

02

Connect spend and operation

Review BigQuery jobs and selected Composer/Airflow dependencies, schedules, retries and refresh needs. Connected services are included only where agreed.

03

A decision you can act on

Document findings, uncertainty, priorities and the next intervention. Discovery has an agreed hours cap; extensions require approval.

A controlled handoff

Production changes require an agreed scope, explicit authorisation, testing and a rollback plan. Sources, environments, access and ongoing operating costs are established during scoping.

DELIVERABLE SAMPLE / FICTIONAL DATA

Illustrative

A documented decision your team can review.

An extract showing how a single-workflow review could be presented. A sample of the format and reasoning, without client results.

Question
How can retries avoid duplicates and preserve late corrections?
Evidence to review
SQL, job history, DAG runs, keys and when the business needs the table.
Illustrative finding
Appending the same batch twice duplicates orders; filtering only by order date misses later corrections.
Proposed decision
Validate immutable batches and update by key and version, comparing the result with an independent reference.
Acceptance
Reconcile keys and values against the reference; replay without duplicates; include a late correction.
Risk and next step
Confirm update and deletion semantics. Agree the late-data window and rollback before implementing.

A real handoff identifies sources, period, uncertainty, priorities, owners and agreed checks. Contents depend on scope; the review may recommend implementing, investigating further or stopping.

From context to a quote.

The initial fit check by email is free. The next engagement depends on what is already known.

The change is well defined

An intervention proposal with a deliverable, tests, dates and a total price or approved cap. You can start with implementation directly.

Dependencies need investigation

Paid discovery with an hours cap and its own output: evidence, options and a recommendation. You then decide whether to implement; extra work needs your approval.

The quote covers workflows, complexity, access, tests and documentation. Before paying, you receive the scope, dates and total with applicable tax treatment.

HOW IT WORKS

A clear first step. Room to build trust.

Start by email. Agree the work. Keep decisions and documentation in your hands.

  1. 01

    Describe the problem

    Share the context in writing. The initial fit check by email is free; a technical conversation can be arranged when useful.

  2. 02

    Agree a first engagement

    Get scope, deliverables, access, dates, acceptance criteria and the total price. Accept the proposal and pay online through a private link.

  3. 03

    Check the improvement

    Receive documentation of the work and how to validate it. Continue with planned support if useful. Production changes require authorisation, tests and rollback.

LET’S START WITH THE CONTEXT

What would you like your data platform to do better?

Tell me what is happening and the outcome you need. My first reply will confirm the fit and a next step, or ask for the details needed to define it.

  • No mandatory sales call
  • No credentials needed to inquire
  • No payment before an agreed scope

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Tell me what is failing or missing, which systems are involved and what outcome you need. 10–5,000 characters. Leave out confidential data, passwords and keys.

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