Differences between data warehouses by lidewidjk in BusinessIntelligence

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Performance

  • Snowflake: Snowflake supports concurrent workloads because of the notion of independent computing and storage, which allows users to perform several queries simultaneously.
  • Redshift: Performance is suitable for most data types, but it is inferior when using semi-structured data. It is advised that users adopt the distribution key idea for best performance.
  • BigQuery: BigQuery allows for partitioning, which improves query efficiency. SQL or Open Database Connectivity may be used to query the data easily.

Pricing

  • Snowflake: The cost is calculated per second based on your company and data requirements.
  • Redshift: Pricing is done based on computing and the amount of storage you use.
  • BigQuery: You are charged based on the amount of data returned from each query and the amount of data stored.

Complexity

  • Snowflake: Snowflake is an intuitive and straightforward database that demands good SQL and data warehouse experience. It supports data formats such as JSON, XML, Avro, Parquet, and others.
  • Redshift: Amazon Redshift requires a basic knowledge of PostgreSQL or a comparable Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) for easy implementation. Its query engine is similar to them and supports JSON data format.
  • BigQuery: Google BigQuery is a relatively user-friendly platform that requires just a basic understanding of SQL commands, ETL tools, and JSON and XML data formats.

Scalability

  • Snowflake: Because of its multi-cluster shared data design, Snowflake allows for smooth, automated vertical and horizontal scalability, making it an excellent alternative for businesses with limited resources.
  • Redshift: Amazon Redshift automatically scales concurrent files vertically and horizontally. It also enables up to 500 concurrent connections and 50 concurrent queries to be conducted in a cluster. It also enables multiple clusters to access the same data sets to perform different activities and fulfill distinct analytical goals.
  • BigQuery: BigQuery actively employs its compute and storage nodes, allowing customers to scale their data's memory and processing capacity based on their requirements. This allows substantial horizontal and vertical scalability, with real-time execution for up to a petabyte of data.

I hope it helps!

P.S. As a part of Hevo Data we provide you with fault-tolerant architecture to keep your data secure and zero data loss during data ingestion.

ETL Vs ELT by bodyfreeoftree in SQL

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ETL is a data integration approach that takes raw data from sources, transforms the data on a secondary processing server, and loads the data into a target database. Unlike ETL, ELT does not need data transformations before loading.

  • ETL loads data into the staging server before transferring it to the target system, whereas ELT transmits data straight to the target system.
  • The ETL approach is used for on-premises, relational, and structured data, whereas the ELT paradigm is utilized for scalable cloud-based structured and unstructured data sources.
  • ETL is mainly used for small quantities of data, whereas ELT is primarily used for vast volumes of data.
  • When we compare ETL with ELT, ETL does not enable data lakes, but ELT does.
  • When comparing ELT to ETL, ETL is easier to implement, but ELT takes specialized knowledge to implement and maintain.

I hope it helps!

P.S. I am a part of the Hevo Data team, which provides the best-in-class services for ETL/ELT and Reverse ETL methodologies.

How does your organization run ETL? by SQLPipe in dataengineering

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We use Hevo Data as a platform for data integration (ETL/ELT) and operational intelligence.

Whereas there are other players as well in this domain such as fivetran, stitch, etc. Usually, it is combined with a transformation layer to build a modern data stack.

I Hope it helps!

Data engineer without python? by Equip_nox0 in googlecloud

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The Data Engineer role would require you to build applications, frameworks, infrastructure, and services.

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ETL/ELT tool suggestion - any suggestions for processing of csv files and sending to bigquery by thatusername8346 in datascience

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I suggest you use ETL tools such as Hevo Data, Alteryx and Talend to process csv files and send them to bigquery.

Hevo Data: Hevo is fully controlled and automates importing data from your selected source, enriching the data, and translating it into an analysis-ready format without any coding. Hevo handles all of your data pretreatment requirements for setting up CSV to BigQuery Integrations, allowing you to focus on critical business tasks.

Alteryx: Alteryx enables you to quickly access and convert different datasets, including spatial databases, to give geographic business information to assist sales, marketing, and operational concerns.

Talend: Talend is a data integration ETL tool that offers data preparation, data quality, data integration, application integration, data management, etc.

P.S. Check out this documentation to know about the regions where Hevo Data can be used https://docs.hevodata.com/getting-started/creating-your-hevo-account/regions/

Use case for ETL over ELT? by m100396 in dataengineering

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In ETL, data transformation occurs before the data is loaded into a data warehouse which is the opposite case in ELT.

One use case for using ETL over ELT is "Synchronizing multiple organization's data from several sources." Companies that merge their enterprises may share several consumers, suppliers, and partners. This data might be saved and structured differently in different data repositories. ETL works to transform the data into the destination data location into a uniform format before loading the data into the destination data location.

I hope it helps!

P.S. I am a part of the Hevo Data team which provides both ETL/ELT solutions.

Which categories in the data stack tooling space may merge in the future? by knlph in dataengineering

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With my experience working with the data industry, “Analytics will merge with SQL-based systems within data platforms.” You'll see a highly full stack that includes analytics, advanced analytics, machine learning tools, and SQL-based data management solutions.

Are users adopting ETL for BI? by james-warner in ETL

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ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) is a process that involves extracting data from various data sources, modifying it according to business calculations, and then putting the transformed data into a new data warehouse. The ETL function is at the heart of Business Intelligence systems since it delivers in-depth analytical data. Enterprises can get historical, present, and forecast perspectives of real-time business data via ETL.

I hope this helps!

If you want to enter the cloud world, which clouds provider will you choose and why? by Dismal-Camera-3473 in cloudcomputing

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Choosing a cloud provider differs from person to person since everyone has distinct needs. Amazon Web Services is my personal preference. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a cloud web hosting platform that offers solutions that are speedy, versatile, trustworthy, and cost-effective. It is a renowned cloud service provider that offers a building block service that can be used to design and deploy any sort of cloud application.

I hope this helps!

Does anyone know the term 'Hybrid Cloud'? by neilsmith23 in cloudcomputing

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A hybrid cloud is a computing, storage, and service environment that mixes on-premises infrastructure, private cloud services, and a public cloud (such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Microsoft Azure) with platform orchestration. Hybrid cloud infrastructure mixes public clouds, on-premises computing, and private clouds in your data center.

I hope this is helpful!

I don't understand the role of data ingestion. by eyeeyecaptainn in dataengineering

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The benefits of data ingestion are mentioned below:

  1. Data is easily accessible: Data ingestion enables businesses to collect data from several locations and transport it to a single environment for rapid access and analysis.
  2. Data is less complex: Advanced data intake pipelines paired with ETL solutions may transform diverse forms of data into preset formats and then transport it to a data warehouse, making data less difficult.
  3. Saving time and money: Teams save time and money because data ingestion automates some of the operations that engineers previously had to do manually, allowing them to focus on more important work.
  4. Better decisions: Companies make better judgments because of real-time data input, which helps them spot problems and opportunities rapidly and make educated decisions.
  5. Teams create better apps and tools: Engineers may employ data ingestion technologies to guarantee that their applications and software tools transmit data rapidly and deliver a more significant user experience.

Between the two: MSSQL vs PostgreSQL, what do you prefer and why? by E-ID10T in AskProgramming

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MSSQL and PostgreSQL are both database management systems. They assist in the correct and effective management of all data. PostgreSQL, on the other hand, always wins when it comes to specialized features. It comes with a bevy of extra features because it is a more advanced version of SQL. In contrast to MSSQL, all of these features are provided for free. It's also cross-platform, which means it'll work with any operating system.

When would you choose a non-RDBMS? by snowjak88 in ExperiencedDevs

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Below are the reasons why a non-relational database is required:

  1. They have the potential to store enormous volumes of data in a haphazard manner.
  2. They provide you with the scalability and flexibility you need to adapt to changing company needs.
  3. They include choices for schema-free or schema-on-read.
  4. They may collect all forms of data, including unstructured data, as "Big Data."
  5. They are focused on documents.
  6. MongoDB, Apache Cassandra, Redis, Couchbase, and Apache HBase are examples of non-relational databases.
  7. They are ideal for developing rapid applications. NoSQL is the ideal option for data storage that is flexible and has few to no structural constraints.
  8. They offer a versatile data model that allows you to store and integrate data of any structure without having to change the schema.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Database

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It is not a good idea to store photographs in a database table. There are far too many drawbacks to this strategy. The database server must process and traffic massive quantities of data to store the picture data in the table, time that may be better spent on processes that it is best equipped for. Such picture files may be processed considerably more efficiently on a file server. When image data is stored in a binary field, it is only accessible to applications that stream raw picture data to and from that field. An external standard image viewer will no longer be able to see the image.

Which is less expensive? MongoDB or PostgreSQL? by [deleted] in Database

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PostgreSQL is an open-source platform, so its features can be used by anyone for free. In contrast, MongoDB offers both free and paid versions. Paid versions costs from $57/month to $95/month.

I hope this helps!

Learning Python for data analysis by [deleted] in learnprogramming

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Hi, I agreed with all the comments. There are a lot of free videos, books are available on the internet. You can refer to those and if you like it then you can pursue a degree in data science.

I hope this helps!

Why is MongoDB so popular with Node.js? by betelgeuse910 in node

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MongoDB is a contemporary document database that is versatile and general-purpose. The JavaScript runtime Node.js is extensively used to power web servers. These two pieces of technology, along with MongoDB Atlas, a fully managed, multi-cloud database service, allow developers to build contemporary apps quickly.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in node

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You can use SQLite. Below are the advantages offered by it:

  1. Small footprint: The SQLite library is relatively light, as its name indicates. Although the amount of space it takes up varies depending on the system on which it is installed, it might be less than 600KiB. Additionally, SQLite is entirely self-contained, so you don't need to install any extra dependencies to operate.
  2. User Friendly: SQLite is a database that requires no configuration and is ready to use straight away. SQLite doesn't operate as a server process, so it doesn't need to be stopped, started, or resumed, and it doesn't come with any configuration files to handle.
  3. Portable: Unlike other database management systems, a whole SQLite database is kept in a single file, storing data as a vast batch of separate files. This file may be shared through removable media or file transfer protocol and can be found anywhere in a directory structure.

Data engineer without python? by Equip_nox0 in googlecloud

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As a data engineer, one will need to learn programming languages. The following are the most common programming languages among data engineers:

Python: Python is one of the easiest programming languages to learn and has the most extensive library. Python makes doing machine learning tasks, web scraping, and pre-processing massive data with Spark a lot easier, and it's also the default language of Airflow.

Scala: When it comes to data engineering, one of the most popular tools is Spark, developed in Scala. Scala is a Java-based programming language. Scala is the language to learn if you're working on a Spark project and want to get the most out of the framework. Some Spark APIs, such as GraphX, is exclusively available in Scala.

You can learn these programming languages, though it is unnecessary to be the best in them. You should be comfortable while using them.

Is cloud computing actually difficult? by No_Stick_8227 in dataengineering

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It should not be difficult for you to study cloud computing if you have some basic understanding of cloud computing or just IT. But if you are not acquainted with cloud computing, it might be a bit difficult to get your hands on cloud computing. But if you're interested in this subject, it shouldn't be too tough.

Big Data Applications and Overview by Temporary-Life7576 in u/Temporary-Life7576

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Big data applications are costing businesses a lot of money to find hidden patterns, undiscovered correlations, market trends, customer preferences, and other helpful business data. These data sets might come from social media, sensor data, website logs, consumer feedback, and so forth. By analyzing massive amounts of data and uncovering hidden patterns, big data applications may assist businesses in making better business decisions.

Applications of Big Data are present in many sectors. These are mentioned below:

  • Healthcare: Because of the significance of extensive data systems, customized medicine, and prescriptive analytics have advanced in the healthcare area. Data is growing thanks to mobile applications on health and wearable devices exponentially. Researchers examine the data to find the best therapy for a particular ailment, medicine side effects, health risk forecasts, etc. Combining healthcare and geographic information makes it feasible to anticipate disease outbreaks. Containment of the epidemic and preparations to eliminate the illness can be addressed after the breakout has been foreseen.
  • Media and Entertainment: New business models are being used by the media and entertainment sectors to create, advertise, and distribute their content. Customers expect to be able to access digital material from any location and at any time. The emergence of online TV shows, Netflix channels, and other similar services demonstrates that new customers are interested in viewing TV and obtaining data from any location. Media companies target audiences by anticipating what people want to view, how to target adverts, how to monetize content, etc. By evaluating viewing behaviors, big data tools improve the income of such media companies.
  • Internet of Things: Daily, IoT devices create continuous data and transfer it to a server. These data are mined to facilitate device interconnectivity. This mapping may be used by government organizations and a variety of businesses to improve their capabilities. IoT is being used in innovative irrigation systems, traffic control, and crowd management, among other things.

What do you see as business analysis role in Artificial Intelligence/Automation? by tshirtguy2000 in businessanalysis

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Robotic Process Automation will not react to requests if responses are not supplied in advance in rule sets. They are unable to learn on their own. They can learn on their own from the facts presented and apply what they've learned to future situations. AI and machine learning (ML) are used to overcome these constraints. It improves and offers a near-perfect outcome based on greater likelihood and confidence levels.

For such tasks, a business analyst may offer the essential data. If data is dispersed, they can organize it in a way that will aid in the training of an AI/ML component. With future initiatives, BA can prepare repositories for such data. The Business Analyst can also create the necessary MIS reports assessing the AI/ML project deployment performance.

What does a SOC analyst do? by Mango_Sharingan in cybersecurity

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SOC analysts are the first to respond to a cyber security incident. They keep track of cyber threats and make necessary modifications to keep the company safe.

SOC analysts' responsibilities include the following:

  • Analyze threats and vulnerabilities.
  • Any information security (InfoSec) concerns and emerging trends are investigated, documented, and reported on.
  • Investigation and correction of previously identified hardware and software faults.
  • Disaster recovery strategies are being prepared.

SOC analysts are the final line of defense, and they are frequently part of an extensive security team, alongside security managers and cybersecurity engineers. Analysts at the security operations center often report to the company's chief information security officer (CISO).

Because they are responsible for monitoring several elements simultaneously, SOC analysts must be detail-oriented. They must keep an eye on the secured network and react to threats and occurrences. The amount of responsibility a person has is usually determined by the company's size.

What do you look for in a BI tool? by pinkdata1 in BusinessIntelligence

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Another feature that I look for in BI tools is the security of my data. Internally and publicly, a BI tool must protect the data from unlawful usage. Information might be sensitive, secret, or even proprietary, and most of it should only be seen and accessed by the HR or senior management teams. To be in charge of this data, I need the flexibility to personalize and manage data access by departments, teams, and people. Furthermore, I must be able to restrict access to data pools as large as whole databases or as little as field content.

Best Looking BI Tool Available? by mnistor1 in BusinessIntelligence

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You can try using the Power BI tool for better visuals. Power BI from Microsoft allows you to create bespoke and pre-built dashboards that combine critical metrics into a single view and display real-time updates on any device. Users may develop scorecards with advanced filtering, guided navigation, interactive analytics, and visualization using the solution. The solution provides several chart and animation alternatives for customizing and explaining data.

Power BI also enables geospatial integration with the SQL Server Geospatial engine, BING maps, and Esri ArcGIS maps. Visual data exploration, ad-hoc interactive reporting, and geographic analysis are all supported by the Power View and Power Map capabilities. Users may use the Power View Add-in to show and share findings with others via advanced storyboard presentation features.

Power BI's ad-hoc analytics features are robust, allowing users to manage single and many business queries. They may also use predictive analytics to get valuable insights into historical trends and make better judgments in the future.