Abstract

Considering extract-transform-load (ETL) as a complex and evolutionary process, development teams must conscientiously and rigorously create log strategies for retrieving the most value of the information that can be gathered from the events that occur through the ETL workflow. Efficient logging strategies must be structured so that metrics, logs, and alerts can, beyond their troubleshooting capabilities, provide insights about the system. This paper presents a configurable and flexible ETL component for creating logging mechanisms in ETL workflows. A pattern-oriented approach is followed as a way to abstract ETL activities and enable its mapping to physical primitives that can be interpreted by ETL commercial tools.

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