
Leo Folsom developed a monthly scheduling system for monitors and data workflows in the datafold/demo repository, shifting from daily or frequent intervals to a standardized cadence on the first day of each month. He implemented these changes by updating YAML-based production job definitions and the data generation pipeline, leveraging skills in workflow automation, CI/CD, and DevOps. This approach preserved data freshness and alerting while optimizing resource usage and reducing operational overhead across platforms like BigQuery, Databricks, and Dremio. Leo’s work improved maintainability and deployment confidence by consolidating scheduling logic within configuration files, enabling more predictable and efficient operations.
December 2025 — Datafold Demo: Implemented a monthly scheduling rollout for monitors and data workflows to standardize cadence and reduce operational overhead. All live monitors and data workflows were switched to run on the first day of each month, replacing daily/frequent intervals. Changes spanned YAML-based production job definitions and the data generation pipeline. The work preserved data freshness and alerts while improving capacity planning and cost efficiency.
December 2025 — Datafold Demo: Implemented a monthly scheduling rollout for monitors and data workflows to standardize cadence and reduce operational overhead. All live monitors and data workflows were switched to run on the first day of each month, replacing daily/frequent intervals. Changes spanned YAML-based production job definitions and the data generation pipeline. The work preserved data freshness and alerts while improving capacity planning and cost efficiency.

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