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Data Pipeline- Definition, Architecture, Examples, and Use Cases

ProjectPro

To understand the working of a data pipeline, one can consider a pipe that receives input from a source that is carried to give output at the destination. And based on the business use cases, what happens inside the pipeline is decided. A pipeline may include filtering, normalizing, and data consolidation to provide desired data.

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Data Warehousing Guide: Fundamentals & Key Concepts

Monte Carlo

On the surface, the promise of scaling storage and processing is readily available for databases hosted on AWS RDS, GCP cloud SQL and Azure to handle these new workloads. What’s the difference between a transactional database and a data warehouse? In both of these cases, the data needs to be consolidated.

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Data Integration: Approaches, Techniques, Tools, and Best Practices for Implementation

AltexSoft

So, why does anyone need to integrate data in the first place? Today, companies want their business decisions to be driven by data. But here’s the thing — information required for business intelligence (BI) and analytics processes often lives in a breadth of databases and applications. Data consolidation.