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How to Implement a Data Pipeline Using Amazon Web Services?

Analytics Vidhya

Introduction The demand for data to feed machine learning models, data science research, and time-sensitive insights is higher than ever thus, processing the data becomes complex. To make these processes efficient, data pipelines are necessary. appeared first on Analytics Vidhya.

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Data News — Week 24.15

Christophe Blefari

The fest we deserve ( credits ) I hope this Data News finds you well. This is an episode in French and we talked mainly about the eventual end of the modern data stack. Build analytics at Hive.co — The journey Oleg and his team went through to implement a modern data stack.

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An AI Chat Bot Wrote This Blog Post …

DataKitchen

ChatGPT> DataOps, or data operations, is a set of practices and technologies that organizations use to improve the speed, quality, and reliability of their data analytics processes. The goal of DataOps is to help organizations make better use of their data to drive business decisions and improve outcomes.

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A Notebook is all I want or Don't

Data Engineering Weekly

There is a lot of context missing in that tweet, so I decided to write a blog about it. People have reservations about using tools like Jupytor Notebook for the production pipeline for a good reason. However, modern Notebooks like Databricks seamlessly integrate with Git to build pull requests and code review processes.

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Building an Open Data Processing Pipeline for IoT

Cloudera

Last week Cloudera introduced an open end-to-end architecture for IoT and the different components needed to help satisfy today’s enterprise needs regarding operational technology (OT), information technology (IT), data analytics and machine learning (ML), along with modern and traditional application development, deployment, and integration.

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The Stream Processing Model Behind Google Cloud Dataflow

Towards Data Science

Balancing correctness, latency, and cost in unbounded data processing Image created by the author. Intro Google Dataflow is a fully managed data processing service that provides serverless unified stream and batch data processing. Apache Beam lets users define processing logic based on the Dataflow model.

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An educational side project

The Pragmatic Engineer

for the simulation engine Go on the backend PostgreSQL for the data layer React and TypeScript on the frontend Prometheus and Grafana for monitoring and observability And if you were wondering how all of this was built, Juraj documented his process in an incredible, 34-part blog series. You can read this here.

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