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8 Essential Data Pipeline Design Patterns You Should Know

Monte Carlo

Lambda Architecture Pattern 4. Kappa Architecture Pattern 5. Lambda Architecture Pattern Here’s where things get interesting. Lambda architecture is like having both a regular washing machine for your weekly loads AND that magical instant-wash machine. Batch Processing Pattern 2.

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Aggregator Leaf Tailer: An Alternative to Lambda Architecture for Real-Time Analytics

Rockset

To mitigate the delays inherent in MapReduce, the Lambda architecture was conceived to supplement batch results from a MapReduce system with a real-time stream of updates. This architecture has become popular in the last decade because it addresses the stale-output problem of MapReduce systems.

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Exploring Processing Patterns For Streaming Data Integration In Your Data Lake

Data Engineering Podcast

What are the prevailing architectural and technological patterns that are being used to manage these systems? The Lambda architecture has largely been abandoned, so what is the answer for today’s data lakes? What are the prevailing architectural and technological patterns that are being used to manage these systems?

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Simplifying Continuous Data Processing Using Stream Native Storage In Pravega with Tom Kaitchuck - Episode 63

Data Engineering Podcast

Links Pravega Amazon SQS (Simple Queue Service) Amazon Simple Workflow Service (SWF) Azure EMC Zookeeper Podcast Episode Bookkeeper Kafka Pulsar Podcast Episode RocksDB Flink Podcast Episode Spark Podcast Episode Heron Lambda Architecture Kappa Architecture Erasure Code Flink Forward Conference CAP Theorem The intro and outro music is from The Hug (..)

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Beyond Kafka: Conversation with Jark Wu on Fluss - Streaming Storage for Real-Time Analytics

Data Engineering Weekly

Tableflow is a Lambda Architecture that uses two separate systems (streaming and batch), leading to challenges like data inconsistency, dual storage costs, and complex governance. On the other hand, Fluss is a Kappa Architecture ; it stores one copy of data and presents it as a stream or a table, depending on the use case.

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Writing The Book That Offers A Single Reference For The Fundamentals Of Data Engineering

Data Engineering Podcast

Links Fundamentals of Data Engineering (affiliate link) Ternary Data Designing Data Intensive Applications James Webb Space Telescope Google Colossus Storage System DMBoK == Data Management Body of Knowledge DAMA Bill Inmon Apache Druid RTFM == Read The Fine Manual DuckDB Podcast Episode VisiCalc Ternary Data Newsletter Meroxa Podcast Episode Ruby (..)

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StreamNative Brings Streaming Data To The Cloud Native Landscape With Pulsar

Data Engineering Podcast

Lambda Architecture Event Sourcing WebAssembly Apache Flink Podcast Episode Pulsar Summit The intro and outro music is from The Hug by The Freak Fandango Orchestra / CC BY-SA Support Data Engineering Podcast

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