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What is an Open Table Format? & Why to use one?

Start Data Engineering

Git like branches & tags for your tables 3.4. Handle multiple reads & writes concurrently 4. Evolve data and partition schema without reprocessing 3.2. See previous point-in-time table state, aka time travel 3.3. Conclusion 5. Further reading 6.

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Data News — Week 24.02

Christophe Blefari

Testing dbt macros — A clever pattern to write unit tests on dbt macros with a model computing all the possible macro values and a dbt test checking all the possible cases. dbt meta tag — A list of the companies habing product features depending on the meta tag. It shows how deeply dbt change the data world.

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Type-safe data processing pipelines

Tweag

Suppose we are writing a compiler for a System F-based language, with the following transformations : Prenex form conversion — moving all universal quantifiers to the front (so that, for example, ∀a. Even then, however, GHC will not complain if we write myPipeline = monomorphize.

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Getting started with Airflow in 10 mins

Marc Lamberti

It creates a file and writes the activity in it. Under the imports, define the DAG object: @dag( start_date=datetime(2023, 1, 1), schedule="@daily", tags=["activity"], catchup=False, ) def find_activity(): pass find_activity() Quick explanations: @dag is the DAG decorator to create your DAG. You can check out this video and this one.

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How to Package and Price Embedded Analytics

Just by embedding analytics, application owners can charge 24% more for their product. How much value could you add? This framework explains how application enhancements can extend your product offerings. Brought to you by Logi Analytics.

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Empowering Seamless Data Governance with a New User Experience in Snowsight 

Snowflake

We understand the importance of quick and proactive identification of objects requiring governance, as well as the implementation of protective measures using tags and policies. Whether assigning tags, implementing masking policies, or applying row access policies, the process is now easy and simple.

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Anomaly Detection using Sigma Rules (Part 4): Flux Capacitor Design

Towards Data Science

We chose to write this function in Scala since Spark is itself written in Scala. Similarly, our flatMapWithGroupState will accumulate tags (evaluated true/false Sigma expressions) and later release them. Our Flux Capacitor function is easy to configure and let’s the user specify how and when each individual tag is stored and retrieved.