Prompt

I need a warehouse that works with dbt, Looker, and Airflow—what should I use?

Technology / Data Infrastructure1 observationLast seen Oct 7, 2026

Latest observation

Oct 7, 2026OpenAI APIWeb search: off

If you want a warehouse that plays well with dbt, Looker, and Airflow, the safest default choice is usually:

Best overall: Snowflake

Why it’s a strong fit:

  • dbt: Excellent support and very common in dbt-native stacks
  • Looker: Strong compatibility and widely used together
  • Airflow: Easy to orchestrate via providers/operators
  • General benefits: Scales well, separates compute/storage, and is simple for analytics teams to operate

Good alternatives

BigQuery

Best if you:

  • already live in GCP
  • want very low ops overhead
  • like serverless analytics

It also works very well with dbt, Looker, and Airflow.

Redshift

Best if you:

  • are deep in AWS
  • want tighter AWS integration
  • already have infra around Redshift

It works, but in many modern analytics stacks Snowflake/BigQuery are more common.

Quick recommendation by cloud

  • AWS-heavy org: Snowflake or Redshift
  • GCP-heavy org: BigQuery
  • Want easiest cross-tool compatibility and broad adoption: Snowflake

My practical advice

If you don’t have a strong cloud preference already, pick Snowflake.

If you want, I can also give you:

  1. a decision matrix comparing Snowflake vs BigQuery vs Redshift for your stack, or
  2. a recommended architecture for dbt + Looker + Airflow.

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