Open source Business intelligence platform made with Python

• superset

  65 43,992 10.0 TypeScript

  Apache Superset is a Data Visualization and Data Exploration Platform

  

• cube.js

  38 12,236 9.9 Rust

  📊 Cube — Open-Source Analytics API for Building Data Apps

  

  Was about to say the same. Last year I went through a huge industry comparison exercise for my former company. Spent 6 months evaluating BI tooling. Every option out there is ridiculously expensive. Looker quoted us at $1M/year, though they were using the sticker shock strategy to get us around a $200K/year price point.

  I came away with the impression that BI is simply not accessible outside of enterprise level orgs. So I love seeing tools like this come into the market. You should also check out https://cube.dev - they're much less out of the box, but super flexible for developers.

• OPS

  github.com/nanovms

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• datapane

  6 459 8.4 Python

  Datapane is the easiest way to create data science reports from Python.

  

  Can you do the analysis/visualization in Python? If so, you could use https://github.com/datapane/datapane to build and share a report or dashboard (either as an HTML file, or publish it for free on datapane.com). I'm one of the people building it, so let me know if I can help!

• metriql

  4 124 9.3 Kotlin

  The metrics layer for your data. Join us at https://metriql.com/slack

  

  We're using Superset to enable our analysts to explore our clients' SEM/SEO/analytics data. It also posts alerts to Slack when, say, the daily session count of a website isn't what was expected given the historical data.

  Yeah, it's a little rough to get going, but once it is, we've found it to be a really powerful (and actively developed!) BI tool. It's even better with dbt + MetriQL [0], which can automatically sync Superset's dataset metadata directly with properties you set up in dbt.

  Adding custom visualizations is much harder than it should be, but they're very much aware of that, and working to address it. Their Slack community is super-helpful, too.

  [0]: https://metriql.com

• Redash

  12 20,382 7.4 Python

  Make Your Company Data Driven. Connect to any data source, easily visualize, dashboard and share your data.

  

  I remember doing the research a few years ago. Redash was the final choice because it supports mongodb.

  https://github.com/getredash/redash

• csv-metabase-driver

  1 110 3.8 Clojure

  A CSV metabase driver

  there is a csv driver[1] which allows you map a csv file on the metabase server, or providing a url of the csv. But I guess most people (including myself) would think of "upload csv file via UI" when it comes to csv support.

  [1] https://github.com/Markenson/csv-metabase-driver/releases/ta...

• perspective

  17 4,172 9.7 C++

  A data visualization and analytics component, especially well-suited for large and/or streaming datasets.

  

• Scout APM

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