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So I wrote a 5400-word lecture note on the basics of data engineering for my students, covering:
* data formats (row- vs. column-based, text vs. binary)
* ETL
* batch processing vs. stream processing
* training datasets
WIP. Feedback much... See more
ETL
The part of the system I'm most proud of, and on which I spent the most effort, is the ETL process.
We had a series of shell scripts for each data source we ingested (there were many), which would pull the data and put it in an s3 bucket.
Then, early in the morning, a cron job would spin up an EC2 instance, which would pull in the latest ETL code... See more
The part of the system I'm most proud of, and on which I spent the most effort, is the ETL process.
We had a series of shell scripts for each data source we ingested (there were many), which would pull the data and put it in an s3 bucket.
Then, early in the morning, a cron job would spin up an EC2 instance, which would pull in the latest ETL code... See more
Bill Mill • notes.billmill.org
ETL
The part of the system I'm most proud of, and on which I spent the most effort, is the ETL process.
We had a series of shell scripts for each data source we ingested (there were many), which would pull the data and put it in an s3 bucket.
Then, early in the morning, a cron job would spin up an EC2 instance, which would pull in the latest ETL code... See more
The part of the system I'm most proud of, and on which I spent the most effort, is the ETL process.
We had a series of shell scripts for each data source we ingested (there were many), which would pull the data and put it in an s3 bucket.
Then, early in the morning, a cron job would spin up an EC2 instance, which would pull in the latest ETL code... See more
Bill Mill • notes.billmill.org

🚨BREAKING: New Python library for agentic data processing and ETL with AI
Introducing DocETL.
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