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> Databricks was something our data science department liked, but it didn't have a compelling sell to our (much larger) analytics org. So they’ll just have to
by mr_toad 4y ago
> Databricks was something our data science department liked, but it didn't have a compelling sell to our (much larger) analytics org.
So they’ll just have to suffer running their non-SQL workloads locally on corporate issued laptops? Or they’re not really going to do data science at all?
- majormajor 4y agoWho's they here? The non-data-science analysts? They were running SQL in the cloud on other products. Non-sql workloads were the domain of data engineers and data science in that org. The data scientists were using Databricks, but data eng was instructed to try to replicate a few core pieces because it was $$$$ as far as "a way to run notebooks and such" went.