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Moving Past ETL and ELT: Understanding the EtLT Approach

Ascend.io

In this article, we assess: The role of the data warehouse on one hand, and the data lake on the other; The features of ETL and ELT in these two architectures; The evolution to EtLT; The emerging role of data pipelines. Let’s take a closer look.

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Creating Value With a Data-Centric Culture: Essential Capabilities to Treat Data as a Product

Ascend.io

The Essential Six Capabilities To set the stage for impactful and trustworthy data products in your organization, you need to invest in six foundational capabilities. Data pipelines Data integrity Data lineage Data stewardship Data catalog Data product costing Let’s review each one in detail.

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A Guide to Data Contracts

Striim

A data contract is a formal agreement between the users of a source system and the data engineering team that is extracting data for a data pipeline. This data is loaded into a data repository — such as a data warehouse — where it can be transformed for end users. temperature).

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Re-Imagining Data Observability

Databand.ai

Re-Imagining Data Observability Ryan Yackel 2022-11-04 10:36:35 Data observability has become one of the hottest topics of the year – and for good reason. Data observability provides an end-to-end view into exactly what’s happening with data pipelines across an organization’s data fabric.

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Accelerate your Data Migration to Snowflake

RandomTrees

A combination of structured and semi structured data can be used for analysis and loaded into the cloud database without the need of transforming into a fixed relational scheme first. This stage handles all the aspects of data storage like organization, file size, structure, compression, metadata, statistics.

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Implementing Data Contracts in the Data Warehouse

Monte Carlo

The contracts themselves should be created using well-established protocols for serializing and deserializing structured data such as Google’s Protocol Buffers (protobuf), Apache Avro, or even JSON. We can specify the fields of the contract in addition to metadata like ownership, SLA, and where the table is located.

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100+ Big Data Interview Questions and Answers 2023

ProjectPro

Data Variety Hadoop stores structured, semi-structured and unstructured data. RDBMS stores structured data. Data storage Hadoop stores large data sets. RDBMS stores the average amount of data. Works with only structured data. Hardware Hadoop uses commodity hardware.