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Implementing Data Contracts in the Data Warehouse

Monte Carlo

In this article, Chad Sanderson , Head of Product, Data Platform , at Convoy and creator of Data Quality Camp , introduces a new application of data contracts: in your data warehouse. In the last couple of posts , I’ve focused on implementing data contracts in production services.

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Data Lake Explained: A Comprehensive Guide to Its Architecture and Use Cases

AltexSoft

Instead of relying on traditional hierarchical structures and predefined schemas, as in the case of data warehouses, a data lake utilizes a flat architecture. This structure is made efficient by data engineering practices that include object storage. Data warehouse vs. data lake in a nutshell.

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Mastering the Art of ETL on AWS for Data Management

ProjectPro

With so much riding on the efficiency of ETL processes for data engineering teams, it is essential to take a deep dive into the complex world of ETL on AWS to take your data management to the next level. Data integration with ETL has changed in the last three decades. But cloud computing is preferred over the other.

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How to get powerful and actionable insights from any and all of your data, without delay

Cloudera

By enabling their event analysts to monitor and analyze events in real time, as well as directly in their data visualization tool, and also rate and give feedback to the system interactively, they increased their data to insight productivity by a factor of 10. . Our solution: Cloudera Data Visualization.

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A Guide to Data Contracts

Striim

Companies need to analyze large volumes of datasets, leading to an increase in data producers and consumers within their IT infrastructures. These companies collect data from production applications and B2B SaaS tools (e.g., This data makes its way into a data repository, like a data warehouse (e.g.,

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Three Reference Architectures for Real-Time Analytics On Streaming Data

Rockset

Offline feature store : Detecting anomalies requires historical data in order to have a baseline for comparisons. This data tends to be slow changing and is stored in an offline feature store. This could be a cloud data warehouse, a data lake, or a database. The database has two primary jobs.

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Data Engineering Zoomcamp – Data Ingestion (Week 2)

Hepta Analytics

This week, we got to think about our data ingestion design. We looked at the following: How do we ingest – ETL vs ELT Where do we store the dataData lake vs data warehouse Which tool to we use to ingest – cronjob vs workflow engine NOTE : This weeks task requires good internet speed and good compute.