iceDQ
DataOps platform for testing and monitoring
iceDQ launched on June 11, 2025 with 7 votes, #3,917 of 7,998 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
iceDQ: #1 data reliability platform with unified Data Testing, Data Monitoring, and Data Observability. iceDQ automates data pipelines and data migration testing, and its AI-based observability detects anomalies in real-time.
Deliver data reliability with automated data testing, ETL testing, data migration testing, big data lake testing, data monitoring & data observability.
Automate data pipeline testing with iceDQ and prevent defects. Establish checks and controls on your data pipelines with iceDQ. Automate anomaly detection with AI and deliver business value within days or weeks. Implement data audits for handling complex business rules. Deployed at large banks, insurance, healthcare, and other industries. Cutting edge architecture supports large number of users and processes with proven security, performance, and scalability for big data. Seamlessly integrate with your CICD pipelines throughout the data lifecycle, from development to QA and operations. One platform to test, monitor and observe both data pipelines and data. Data Testing is a QA activity…from icedq.com
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