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The Relationship Between ETL and Data Pipelines
Organizations today use a ton of cloud services. Estimated averages range anywhere from a couple hundred per organization to almost 1300 per. Most of these come in the form of SaaS apps, all of which contain valuable data. On top of these apps, many organizations have legacy applications and various databases and pull data from outside sources like social media…
The Convergence of Data and Application Integration Is Here
Over the past 20 years the relationship between hardware, software and data has changed dramatically. The consequences for your business have too. The simplicity of hardware, software, and a tiny sliver of data in the middle, contained within a single system in a large box, is unrecognizable by today’s paradigm. Those changes began around 2000, as we entered the era…
Software AG and StreamSets: Stronger Together for Our Customers
At first glance, it’s an unlikely pairing: a 53-year-old German company and a youthful California startup. But when the two of us first got together to discuss a possible joint future, the opportunities for synergy were clear. It was the height of the Texas summer—a neutral ground of sorts for a European application integration pioneer and a West Coast whiz…
The Next Chapter for StreamSets
Arvind Prabhakar and I co-founded StreamSets in 2014 with an audacious vision: data should be the lifeblood of the enterprise. Not just gathered in warehouses and lakes, but to drive the next advances in digital transformation with operationalized data analytics. That vision was hindered by a new reality – the constant and accelerating pace of change in data platforms, structures…
Snowflake Key Pair Authentication: A How-To Article
It’s no secret that security is top of mind for every business executive and technology leader today. This is one of the most common topics in my calls with new users as a Trial Success Engineer, and with the rising popularity of Snowflake in the StreamSets customer base, I thought it would be useful to cover one of the most…
