One of the drivers behind Slack‘s rise as an enterprise collaboration tool is its rich set of integration mechanisms. Bots can monitor channels for messages and reply as if they were users, apps can send and receive messages and more via a wide range of APIs, and slash commands allow users to interact with external […]
Vinu Kumar is Chief Technologist at HorizonX, based in Sydney, Australia. Vinu helps businesses in unifying data, focusing on a centralized data architecture. In this guest post, reposted from the original here, he explains how to automate data quality using open source tools such as StreamSets Data Collector, Apache Griffin and Apache Kafka. “Data is the new oil. […]
Although the recent public preview of Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka (MSK) certainly made headlines, Kinesis remains Amazon’s supported, production, real-time streaming service. In this blog post, I’ll show you how to get started using StreamSets Data Collector to build dataflow pipelines to send data to and receive data from Amazon Kinesis Data Streams.
Mike Fuller, a consultant at Red Pill Analytics, has been working on ingesting data into Snowflake’s cloud data warehouse using StreamSets for Snowflake. In this guest blog post, Mike explains how he was able to replicate an Oracle database to Snowflake using the new functionality, both for initial load and with change data capture.
The Encrypt and Decrypt processor, introduced in StreamSets Data Collector 3.5.0, uses the Amazon AWS Encryption SDK to encrypt and decrypt data within a dataflow pipeline, and a variety of mechanisms, including the Amazon AWS Key Management Service, to manage encryption keys. In this blog post, I’ll walk through the basics of working with encryption […]
The StreamSets DataOps Platform was architected to scale to the largest workloads, particularly when working with continuous streams of data from systems such as Apache Kafka or Apache Pulsar. As well as the ability to scale, the platform offers a number of deployment options, allowing you to trade off complexity, performance, and cost. This blog […]
Apache Pulsar is an open-source distributed pub-sub messaging system originally created at Yahoo, and a top-level Apache project since September 2018. StreamSets Data Collector 3.5.0, released soon after, introduced the Pulsar Consumer and Producer pipeline stages. In this blog entry I’ll explain how to get started creating dataflow pipelines for Pulsar.
Minneapolis-based phData has long been a StreamSets partner, deploying the StreamSets DataOps Platform at customers across the US. It’s not surprising then, that when phData principal solutions architect Keith Smith wanted to integrate the Ethereum blockchain platform with the Apache Hadoop filesystem and Apache Kudu, he reached for StreamSets Data Collector.
Jowanza Joseph is a principal software engineer at One Click Retail with long experience of building reliable and performant distributed data systems. Recently, Jowanza built a pair of data pipelines with StreamSets Data Collector to read data from Ford GoBike and send it to MapD via Kafka. It’s a great example of Data Collector’s versatility in dealing […]
Splunk is the tool-of-choice for many enterprises mining insights from machine-generated data such as server logs, but one problem with the default tools is that there is no way to filter the data as it is fed into Splunk. It’s easy to fill Splunk with redundant or irrelevant data, driving up costs without adding value. […]
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