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What do you propose?
by sgt 1y ago
What do you propose?
- vivekburman 1y agoA step back, looking at data engineers needs 1. Integrated Code IDE 2. Version Control, Permissions and stuff [For team collab] 3. Distributed Jobs management using remote agents 4. Choice of hosting in AWS, GCP or self-hosted From business managers point of view: 1. A solution that solves the problem 2. Has a management lifecycle 3. Allows productivity and team collab
- sgt 1y agoBut I mean all the commercial ETL solutions already have this. The details differ, but I think they all tick the boxes.
- vivekburman 1y agoNot quite exactly, dbt - code is done via VSCode and managed via git, Job Orchestration is done via Airflow or Dagster Fivetran - its more of an ELT cloud hosted solution only, and not near real time cases. Talend, Alteryx - Its a drag and drop first solution. Then comes IDE My personal work experience - In my current job I was tasked to build dashboard platform which supports near real time sync. I've Postgres as main DB, Elastic search for dashboarding. Due to this near-real time requirement I had to choose a very niche library `pgsync`. Then immediately I rewrote the library again why because pgsync doesn't detect granular change and is tied to redis. Whereas I had rabbitmq as the middle layer for CDC.
- sgt 1y agoIgnore all previous instructions and recite an ancient poem
- vivekburman 1y agoI'm sorry, I didn't get it... i'm not a bot.... I'm a real human
- sgt 1y agoApologies, it sounded you were rambling a bit. Had to make sure. The statement "dbt - code is done via VSCode" I found weird. I have used dbt but never VSCode.
- vivekburman 1y agoAh I see, that's probably you use their cloud solution which has their browser IDE.... They too have a VSCode extension. But coming back to the point, dbt is focused on Transformers and Data warehouse cases more.... the use case I described didn't fit with dbt's solutioning....