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What is Data Ingestion? Types, Frameworks, Tools, Use Cases

Knowledge Hut

An end-to-end Data Science pipeline starts from business discussion to delivering the product to the customers. One of the key components of this pipeline is Data ingestion. It helps in integrating data from multiple sources such as IoT, SaaS, on-premises, etc., What is Data Ingestion?

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Why Open Table Format Architecture is Essential for Modern Data Systems

phData: Data Engineering

Though basic and easy to use, traditional table storage formats struggle to keep up. Open Table Format (OTF) architecture now provides a solution for efficient data storage, management, and processing while ensuring compatibility across different platforms. In this blog, we will discuss: What is the Open Table format (OTF)?

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Harness the Power of Pinecone with Cloudera’s New Applied Machine Learning Prototype

Cloudera

The connector makes it easy to update the LLM context by loading, chunking, generating embeddings, and inserting them into the Pinecone database as soon as new data is available. High-level overview of real-time data ingest with Cloudera DataFlow to Pinecone vector database.

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How to Navigate the Costs of Legacy SIEMS with Snowflake

Snowflake

This blog post explores how Snowflake can help with this challenge. Legacy SIEM cost factors to keep in mind Data ingestion: Traditional SIEMs often impose limits to data ingestion and data retention. Now there are a few ways to ingest data into Snowflake.

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Data – the Octane Accelerating Intelligent Connected Vehicles

Cloudera

Future connected vehicles will rely upon a complete data lifecycle approach to implement enterprise-level advanced analytics and machine learning enabling these advanced use cases that will ultimately lead to fully autonomous drive. This author is passionate about industry 4.0,

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A Guide to Data Pipelines (And How to Design One From Scratch)

Striim

Data Collection/Ingestion The next component in the data pipeline is the ingestion layer, which is responsible for collecting and bringing data into the pipeline. By efficiently handling data ingestion, this component sets the stage for effective data processing and analysis.

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How to learn data engineering

Christophe Blefari

formats — This is a huge part of data engineering. Picking the right format for your data storage. The main difference between both is the fact that your computation resides in your warehouse with SQL rather than outside with a programming language loading data in memory. workflows (Airflow, Prefect, Dagster, etc.)