Peliqan Infographics
Make complex data concepts easier to understand with clear, visual infographics. Explore our collection of data architecture and integration infographics, covering everything from data warehouses and ETL pipelines to modern data stacks and AI architectures.
From foundational concepts to modern data infrastructure, use these infographics to quickly understand how different technologies, workflows, and systems connect.
Six data integration patterns explained with a diagram: migration, broadcast, bi-directional sync, correlation, aggregation and live query.
MCP security explained with a diagram: prompt injection, over-broad tokens, credential exposure and audit, each with its control.
Data mart vs data warehouse explained with a diagram: dependent and independent marts, how each is built, and why the difference matters.
The five pillars of data observability explained with a diagram: freshness, volume, schema, distribution and lineage, and what each one alerts on.
What a data catalog holds, explained with a diagram: one entry, the four questions it answers, and how the catalog gets populated.
Data lineage explained with a diagram: how a number is traced from source to dashboard, and what breaks when you change a
What a semantic layer does, explained with a diagram: metrics, joins and access defined once so BI, SQL and AI agents return
Data pipeline architecture explained with a diagram: batch and streaming paths, the shared modelled layer, and the obligations both have.
Change data capture explained with a diagram: query-based, trigger-based and log-based CDC, what each one misses and what it costs.
A data governance framework explained with a diagram: people, policies, processes and platform, plus who owns what. Free to reuse.
Master data management explained with a diagram: how a golden record is matched and merged, plus the four MDM implementation styles.
CDP architecture explained with a diagram: identity resolution, the unified profile and activation, plus packaged vs composable CDPs. Free to reuse.