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Unstructured Data: Examples, Tools, Techniques, and Best Practices

AltexSoft

In today’s data-driven world, organizations amass vast amounts of information that can unlock significant insights and inform decision-making. A staggering 80 percent of this digital treasure trove is unstructured data, which lacks a pre-defined format or organization. What is unstructured data?

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HBase vs Cassandra-The Battle of the Best NoSQL Databases

ProjectPro

NoSQL databases are the new-age solutions to distributed unstructured data storage and processing. The speed, scalability, and fail-over safety offered by NoSQL databases are needed in the current times in the wake of Big Data Analytics and Data Science technologies.

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Data Warehouse vs Big Data

Knowledge Hut

It is designed to support business intelligence (BI) and reporting activities, providing a consolidated and consistent view of enterprise data. Data warehouses are typically built using traditional relational database systems, employing techniques like Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) to integrate and organize data.

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NoSQL vs SQL- 4 Reasons Why NoSQL is better for Big Data applications

ProjectPro

Big Data NoSQL databases were pioneered by top internet companies like Amazon, Google, LinkedIn and Facebook to overcome the drawbacks of RDBMS. RDBMS is not always the best solution for all situations as it cannot meet the increasing growth of unstructured data.

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5 Layers of Data Lakehouse Architecture Explained

Monte Carlo

Data lakehouse architecture combines the benefits of data warehouses and data lakes, bringing together the structure and performance of a data warehouse with the flexibility of a data lake. The data lakehouse’s semantic layer also helps to simplify and open data access in an organization.

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Data Lakehouse Architecture Explained: 5 Layers

Monte Carlo

Data lakehouse architecture combines the benefits of data warehouses and data lakes, bringing together the structure and performance of a data warehouse with the flexibility of a data lake. The data lakehouse’s semantic layer also helps to simplify and open data access in an organization.

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Most important Data Engineering Concepts and Tools for Data Scientists

DareData

Data Ingestion Data ingestion refers to the process of importing data into a system or database for storage and analysis. This can involve extracting data from various sources, such as files, operational databases, APIs or IoT data, and transforming it into a format that is suitable for storage and analysis.