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Sources and Destinations Podcast Episode #8 Keith Gaputis
This week we are happy to host Keith Gaputis. Keith is the Data Engineering Lead at Axis Group. Axis Group is a longtime StreamSets partner and friend to the field. Keith joins us to talks about cloud, containers, and working on functional teams across engineering and data science. Be sure to check out Keith’s talk at DataOps Summit as he…
Ingest Continuous Data into your Snowflake Data Cloud
There are lots of tools for quick bulk replication to the cloud, but rarely does your journey end there. How do you keep that data current in the cloud while the data and its source systems are constantly evolving? Frequently full replications on a large data set are impractical and inefficient. Fortunately, StreamSets offers powerful Change Data Capture (CDC) capabilities…
5 Exciting Reasons to Join The New StreamSets Community Platform Today
The Big News: The StreamSets Community StreamSets is excited to announce a project we have been working on for some time in service of our amazing community. We have launched our new Community Platform! The new platform will bridge the gap between our peer-to-peer forum and support knowledge base articles giving members deep access to the knowledge and experts needed…
For Those About to Rock #DataOpsSummit
DataOps Summit 2021 is rapidly approaching. And as the premier professional conference dedicated to best practices, thought leadership, and technical education in the emerging domain of DataOps, you won’t want to miss the best lineup yet. This year’s event will be held virtually on September 29th & 30th, with a pre-conference training sesh on the 28th. If you haven’t registered…
7 Tips for Using StreamSets DataOps Platform on Your Laptop
It’s Summer 21’ in the year of the data engineer. You and your team are ready to build pipelines to knock down the ever expanding list of requests from your counterparts in analytics. But when you go to look for a tool for data pipelines you’re met with bolted on legacy Frankensteins or simplistic services that only get you halfway…