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An Introduction to Disaster Recovery with the Cloudera Data Platform

Cloudera

The DRRA focuses on describing how to think about reliability, resiliency, and recovery for the Cloudera Data Platform, and is a living document describing our collected learning across the platform and across customers. . Automating the healing, recovery, scaling, and rebalancing of core data services such as our Operational Database.

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How Cloudera Data Flow Enables Successful Data Mesh Architectures

Cloudera

Those decentralization efforts appeared under different monikers through time, e.g., data marts versus data warehousing implementations (a popular architectural debate in the era of structured data) then enterprise-wide data lakes versus smaller, typically BU-Specific, “data ponds”.

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How Cargotec uses metadata replication to enable cross-account data sharing

AWS Big Data

Cargotec captures terabytes of IoT telemetry data from their machinery operated by numerous customers across the globe. This data needs to be ingested into a data lake, transformed, and made available for analytics, machine learning (ML), and visualization. mode('overwrite').save(output_path mode('overwrite').save(output_path

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Data platform trinity: Competitive or complementary?

IBM Big Data Hub

In another decade, the internet and mobile started the generate data of unforeseen volume, variety and velocity. It required a different data platform solution. Hence, Data Lake emerged, which handles unstructured and structured data with huge volume. Metadata plays a key role here in discovering the data assets.

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The Cloud Connection: How Governance Supports Security

Alation

For example, data science always consumes “historical” data, and there is no guarantee that the semantics of older datasets are the same, even if their names are unchanged. Pushing data to a data lake and assuming it is ready for use is shortsighted. It’s not a simple definition.