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How to Operationalize Your Data Warehouse

More and more businesses are opting to use data lakes or, more likely, data warehouses these days, which allow them to store, analyze, and utilize their data from one convenient destination. But beyond creating reports and in-depth analytics, how can you truly operationalize your data warehouse into an even more vital part of your business's digital stack? Reverse ETL could provide some opportunities to do just that.

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency gets riders where they're going, thanks to Talend, Disy, and geospatial data

Every day, hundreds of thousands of residents and commuters in San Francisco, California, use the public transportation services of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA). In addition to the city’s buses, subway system, and famous cable cars, the SFMTA manages comprehensive services including bicycle and e-scooter rentals, as well as permits for road closures.

Minimizing Supply Chain Disruptions with Advanced Analytics

January 2020 is a distant memory, but for most, the early days of the pandemic was a time that will be ingrained in memories for decades, if not generations. Over the last 18 months, supply chain issues have dominated our nightly news, social feeds and family conversations at the dinner table. Some but not all have stemmed from the pandemic.

Creating a COD Database

Cloudera Operational Database (COD) is an operational database as a service that brings ease of use and flexibility. Let’s see how easy it is to create a new database! Once you have created your environment, navigate to the COD Web interface. It takes you to the Databases page. Click Create Database, select the applicable environment, provide a name for your database and click Create Database. The creation of your new database is in progress. Once its status becomes Available it is ready to be used.

Dzone Low Code Show. Using Low code for Devops.

Dawie Botes, Customer Success Head at Linx, talks low code with the team at Dzone. Dawie provides an insight into how we use low-code in our DevOps processes, including the building and maintenance of several tasks - from the creation of cloud servers, to data management, notifications and the Linx solutions that handle our software licensing generation and validation.

Developing and Testing a Web App with Continuous Integration

Continuous integration seems to be a difficult topic that often eludes many individuals. Some typical questions that arise are which technologies should we use and how do we actually put everything together? However, CI doesn't need to be so difficult with the combination of the right tools.