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Complete Guide to Data Ingestion: Types, Process, and Best Practices

Databand.ai

Complete Guide to Data Ingestion: Types, Process, and Best Practices Helen Soloveichik July 19, 2023 What Is Data Ingestion? Data Ingestion is the process of obtaining, importing, and processing data for later use or storage in a database. In this article: Why Is Data Ingestion Important?

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Data Engineering Zoomcamp – Data Ingestion (Week 2)

Hepta Analytics

DE Zoomcamp 2.2.1 – Introduction to Workflow Orchestration Following last weeks blog , we move to data ingestion. We already had a script that downloaded a csv file, processed the data and pushed the data to postgres database. This week, we got to think about our data ingestion design.

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The Five Use Cases in Data Observability: Overview

DataKitchen

Harnessing Data Observability Across Five Key Use Cases The ability to monitor, validate, and ensure data accuracy across its lifecycle is not just a luxury—it’s a necessity. Data Evaluation Before new data sets are introduced into production environments, they must be thoroughly evaluated and cleaned.

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The Five Use Cases in Data Observability: Effective Data Anomaly Monitoring

DataKitchen

The Five Use Cases in Data Observability: Effective Data Anomaly Monitoring (#2) Introduction Ensuring the accuracy and timeliness of data ingestion is a cornerstone for maintaining the integrity of data systems. This process is critical as it ensures data quality from the onset.

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Data Engineering Weekly #168

Data Engineering Weekly

The blog narrates how Chronon fits into Stripe’s online and offline requirements. link] GoodData: Building a Modern Data Service Layer with Apache Arrow GoodData writes about using Apache Arrow to build an efficient service layer. The result is to adopt data contract solutions with type standardization and auto-generate schemas.

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The Five Use Cases in Data Observability: Fast, Safe Development and Deployment

DataKitchen

The Five Use Cases in Data Observability: Fast, Safe Development and Deployment (#4) Introduction The integrity and functionality of new code, tools, and configurations during the development and deployment stages are crucial. This process is critical as it ensures data quality from the onset.

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Use Case: Monitoring Internal Stage Stale Storage

Cloudyard

Read Time: 1 Minute, 39 Second Many organizations leverage Snowflake stages for temporary data storage. However, with ongoing data ingestion and processing, it’s easy to lose track of stages containing old, potentially unnecessary data. This can lead to wasted storage costs.