article thumbnail

How data engineers tame Big Data?

Dataconomy

Data engineers play a crucial role in managing and processing big data. They are responsible for designing, building, and maintaining the infrastructure and tools needed to manage and process large volumes of data effectively. What is data engineering?

article thumbnail

How to Build ETL Data Pipeline in ML

The MLOps Blog

However, efficient use of ETL pipelines in ML can help make their life much easier. This article explores the importance of ETL pipelines in machine learning, a hands-on example of building ETL pipelines with a popular tool, and suggests the best ways for data engineers to enhance and sustain their pipelines.

ETL 59
professionals

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

What Orchestration Tools Help Data Engineers in Snowflake

phData

In the rapidly evolving landscape of data engineering, Snowflake Data Cloud has emerged as a leading cloud-based data warehousing solution, providing powerful capabilities for storing, processing, and analyzing vast amounts of data.

article thumbnail

Data architecture strategy for data quality

IBM Journey to AI blog

The first generation of data architectures represented by enterprise data warehouse and business intelligence platforms were characterized by thousands of ETL jobs, tables, and reports that only a small group of specialized data engineers understood, resulting in an under-realized positive impact on the business.

article thumbnail

Turn the face of your business from chaos to clarity

Dataconomy

With its user-friendly interface and drag-and-drop functionalities, Tableau enables the creation of interactive data visualizations and dashboards, making it accessible to both technical and non-technical users. Trifacta Trifacta is a data profiling and wrangling tool that stands out with its rich features and ease of use.

article thumbnail

Alation 2022.2: Open Data Quality Initiative and Enhanced Data Governance

Alation

Prime examples of this in the data catalog include: Trust Flags — Allow the data community to endorse, warn, and deprecate data to signal whether data can or can’t be used. Data Profiling — Statistics such as min, max, mean, and null can be applied to certain columns to understand its shape.