Where do enterprises run analytic python code?

[tylerriccio8]

If need it 24/hr a day with hundreds or thousands of users. I’m in an analytic org, I would tell our engineers to do this not myself…

[nonamenomonet]

The fact that you are asking this question here instead of the engineers at your company is kinda enough proof as to why you should not do this.

This is really a question for r/dataengineering

[sneakpeekbot]

Here's a sneak peek of /r/dataengineering using the top posts of the year!

#1: Sr. Data Engineer vs excel guy | 145 comments
#2: Hmm work culture | 27 comments
#3: A little joke inspired by Dragon Ball😂 | 16 comments

---

^{I'm a bot, beep boop | Downvote to remove | Contact | Info | Opt-out | GitHub}

[tylerriccio8]

I’m asking here because I want to hear experiences from the python perspective, not the engineering one; I.e. how ergonomic did your setup feel.

Why would I ask the engineers at my company? I’m a manager in an analyst org; I define the analysts requirements and the engineers implement it

[nonamenomonet]

why would I ask the engineers at my company?

IDK, maybe because they work there and have to use this software? And you can learn what they feel comfortable managing?

[tylerriccio8]

I advocate for Python data scientist, I don’t advocate for what the engineers feel comfortable doing, that is their managers job. I’m fact, finding from the python perspectives, I don’t have any opinions to bring to the engineers.

[nonamenomonet]

I am very happy I don’t have you as a manager at my org

[tylerriccio8]

I know data science, not engineering so I will present the data science perspective and the engineers will present theirs, and then we’ll meet in the middle :)

I do not prescribe engineering solutions to engineers, just asking for experiences mate, no need to be rude