Compare the Top Data Engineering Tools that integrate with PySpark as of July 2025

This a list of Data Engineering tools that integrate with PySpark. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with PySpark. View the products that work with PySpark in the table below.

What are Data Engineering Tools for PySpark?

Data engineering tools are designed to facilitate the process of preparing and managing large datasets for analysis. These tools support tasks like data extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL), allowing engineers to build efficient data pipelines that move and process data from various sources into storage systems. They help ensure data integrity and quality by providing features for validation, cleansing, and monitoring. Data engineering tools also often include capabilities for automation, scalability, and integration with big data platforms. By streamlining complex workflows, they enable organizations to handle large-scale data operations more efficiently and support advanced analytics and machine learning initiatives. Compare and read user reviews of the best Data Engineering tools for PySpark currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    Feast

    Feast

    Tecton

    Make your offline data available for real-time predictions without having to build custom pipelines. Ensure data consistency between offline training and online inference, eliminating train-serve skew. Standardize data engineering workflows under one consistent framework. Teams use Feast as the foundation of their internal ML platforms. Feast doesn’t require the deployment and management of dedicated infrastructure. Instead, it reuses existing infrastructure and spins up new resources when needed. You are not looking for a managed solution and are willing to manage and maintain your own implementation. You have engineers that are able to support the implementation and management of Feast. You want to run pipelines that transform raw data into features in a separate system and integrate with it. You have unique requirements and want to build on top of an open source solution.
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