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How to Set up a CICD Pipeline for Snowflake to Automate Data Pipelines

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which play a crucial role in building end-to-end data pipelines, to be included in your CI/CD pipelines. Declarative Database Change Management Approaches For insights into database change management tool selection for Snowflake, check out this article.

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How to Version Control Data in ML for Various Data Sources

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However, there are some key differences that we need to consider: Size and complexity of the data In machine learning, we are often working with much larger data. Basically, every machine learning project needs data. Given the range of tools and data types, a separate data versioning logic will be necessary.

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phData Toolkit December 2022 Update

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Traditionally, database administrators (DBAs) would run scripts that were manually generated through each environment to make changes to the database. These tools include things like profiling data sources, validating data migrations, generating data pipelines and dbt sources, and bulk translating SQL.

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Where Does Fivetran Fit into The Modern Data Stack?

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In order to fully leverage this vast quantity of collected data, companies need a robust and scalable data infrastructure to manage it. This is where Fivetran and the Modern Data Stack come in. This complexity often requires many hours of work from a large data engineering team to build and manually manage data pipelines.

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Beginner’s Guide To GCP BigQuery (Part 2)

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In case of complex data pipelines, a combination of Materialized Views, Stored Procedures, and Scheduled Queries could be a better choice than to solely rely on Scheduled Queries by itself. This way, if one task fails, it can be retried or skipped based on your settings without breaking the entire process at once.

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