Cube is a powerful semantic layer designed to streamline the process of building data applications by bridging the gap between modern data sources and application needs.
It enables data engineers and developers to access, organize, and deliver data consistently across various applications, ensuring high performance, security, and scalability.
Cube is ideal for:
Cube is open-source, with its client licensed under MIT and backend under Apache 2.0. Developers can contribute by reporting issues, submitting pull requests, or engaging with the community on platforms like Slack and GitHub.
By providing a centralized semantic layer, Cube ensures that organizations can deliver consistent, secure, and performant data experiences across all their applications.
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