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Data Engineering Best Practices

You're reading from   Data Engineering Best Practices Architect robust and cost-effective data solutions in the cloud era

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803244983
Length 550 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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David Larochelle David Larochelle
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Richard J. Schiller Richard J. Schiller
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Preface 1. Chapter 1: Overview of the Business Problem Statement FREE CHAPTER 2. Chapter 2: A Data Engineer’s Journey – Background Challenges 3. Chapter 3: A Data Engineer’s Journey – IT’s Vision and Mission 4. Chapter 4: Architecture Principles 5. Chapter 5: Architecture Framework – Conceptual Architecture Best Practices 6. Chapter 6: Architecture Framework – Logical Architecture Best Practices 7. Chapter 7: Architecture Framework – Physical Architecture Best Practices 8. Chapter 8: Software Engineering Best Practice Considerations 9. Chapter 9: Key Considerations for Agile SDLC Best Practices 10. Chapter 10: Key Considerations for Quality Testing Best Practices 11. Chapter 11: Key Considerations for IT Operational Service Best Practices 12. Chapter 12: Key Considerations for Data Service Best Practices 13. Chapter 13: Key Considerations for Management Best Practices 14. Chapter 14: Key Considerations for Data Delivery Best Practices 15. Chapter 15: Other Considerations – Measures, Calculations, Restatements, and Data Science Best Practices 16. Chapter 16: Machine Learning Pipeline Best Practices and Processes 17. Chapter 17: Takeaway Summary – Putting It All Together 18. Chapter 18: Appendix and Use Cases 19. Index 20. Other Books You May Enjoy

Software and data engineering drivers for best practices

Implementing data services requires you to think differently about data. Instead of knowing what the data is and just acquiring it (as with SQL in an RDBMS), you have to discover how it is stored and what it means and then set up getter criteria for access, followed by defining how you want it delivered. Then, you need to ask for it to be supplied and evenly paced so that you aren’t drowning in terms of volume. It’s a bit like orthoscopic surgery. You can look at what’s there – you can even probe it. But when you get it, you can do so only after all the preconditions are set and you better not acquire what you are not permitted to see (or even know exists). You better get it right and know how to interpret the results. Data services can be complex and not just in the development of the API syntax and rudimentary semantics. A lot of your work will go into the definition of how you set up the diamond...

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