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AI Chihuahua! Part I: Why Machine Learning is Dogged by Failure and Delays

d2iq

2015): Hidden Technical Debt in Machine Learning Systems. Components that are unique to data engineering and machine learning (red) surround the model, with more common elements (gray) in support of the entire infrastructure on the periphery. The data engineer’s main focus is on ETL: extracting, transforming, and loading data.

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DataOps: Adjusting DevOps for Analytics Product Development

Altexsoft

Similar to how DevOps once reshaped the software development landscape, another evolving methodology, DataOps, is currently changing Big Data analytics — and for the better. DataOps is a relatively new methodology that knits together data engineering, data analytics, and DevOps to deliver high-quality data products as fast as possible.

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Azure vs AWS: How to Choose the Cloud Service Provider?

Existek

Along with meeting customer needs for computing and storage, they continued extending services by presenting products dealing with analytics, Big Data, and IoT. The next big step in advancing Azure was introducing the container strategy, as containers and microservices took the industry to a new level.

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Metrics for Microservices

Kentik

KDE handles over 10B flow records/day with a microservice architecture that's optimized using metrics. Here at Kentik, our Kentik Detect service is powered by a multi-tenant big data datastore called Kentik Data Engine. So it was critical to instrument every component leading to, around, and within our data engine.

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The Good and the Bad of Docker Containers

Altexsoft

delivering microservice-based and cloud-native applications; standardized continuous integration and delivery ( CI/CD ) processes for applications; isolation of multiple parallel applications on a host system; faster application development; software migration; and. Common Docker use cases. Typical areas of application of Docker are.