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🏛️ Central hub for the Stripe ETL & Analytics Platform. This project orchestrates data from OLTP and NoSQL systems into an OLAP data warehouse.

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Stripe ETL & Analytics Platform

This project provides a complete Data Engineering architecture to extract data from the Stripe API and process it through different database layers for transactional and analytical purposes.


🏛️ Project Architecture

This platform is composed of four core services, each in its own repository. The data flows from transactional processing (OLTP) to a final analytical warehouse (OLAP), managed by a central orchestrator.

  • ➡️ oltp (Online Transaction Processing)

    • This service is responsible for capturing and storing raw data from the Stripe API. It likely handles real-time transactions, webhooks, and serves as the primary operational database.
  • ➡️ nosql (NoSQL Database)

    • This component likely stores semi-structured or unstructured data, such as logs, customer interaction events, or JSON objects from the Stripe API, providing flexible and scalable storage.
  • ➡️ olap (Online Analytical Processing)

    • This is the data warehouse of the project. Data from OLTP and NoSQL sources is transformed and loaded here to build a model optimized for business intelligence, reporting, and complex analytical queries.
  • ➡️ orchestrator (ETL Orchestrator)

    • The brain of the data pipeline. This service (likely using a tool like Airflow) manages, schedules, and monitors the ETL/ELT jobs that move and transform data between the oltp, nosql, and olap systems.

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