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Modern Data Engineering

Towards Data Science

Indeed, datalakes can store all types of data including unstructured ones and we still need to be able to analyse these datasets. What I like about it is that it makes it really easy to work with various data file formats, i.e. SQL, XML, XLS, CSV and JSON. You can change these # to conform to your data. Datalake example.

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AWS Glue-Unleashing the Power of Serverless ETL Effortlessly

ProjectPro

AWS Glue then creates data profiles in the catalog, a repository for all data assets' metadata, including table definitions, locations, and other features. Let us look at some significant reasons that make AWS Glue a popular serverless data integration service across organizations worldwide. Why Use AWS Glue?

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Apache Spark MLlib vs Scikit-learn: Building Machine Learning Pipelines

Towards Data Science

Although within a big data context, Apache Spark’s MLLib tends to overperform scikit-learn due to its fit for distributed computation, as it is designed to run on Spark. Datasets containing attributes of Airbnb listings in 10 European cities ¹ will be used to create the same Pipeline in scikit-learn and MLLib. Source: The author.

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Top Data Catalog Tools

Monte Carlo

Data catalogs are important because they allow users of varying types to access useful data quickly and effectively and can help team members collaborate and maintain consistent organization-wide data definitions. Governance can be handled at a granular level and access control becomes part of the custom workflow.

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Data Mesh Architecture: Revolutionizing Event Streaming with Striim

Striim

Data Mesh is a revolutionary event streaming architecture that helps organizations quickly and easily integrate real-time data, stream analytics, and more. It enables data to be accessed, transferred, and used in various ways such as creating dashboards or running analytics.

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Large-scale User Sequences at Pinterest

Pinterest Engineering

We set up a separate dataset for each event type indexed by our system, because we want to have the flexibility to scale these datasets independently. In particular, we wanted our KV store datasets to have the following properties: Allows inserts. We need each dataset to store the last N events for a user.

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PyTorch Infra's Journey to Rockset

Rockset

Consequently, we needed a data backend with the following characteristics: Scale With ~50 commits per working day (and thus at least 50 pull request updates per day) and each commit running over one million tests, you can imagine the storage/computation required to upload and process all our data.

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