One of the main goals of this blog is to help developers and data architects, just like us, with their Amazon Redshift operations, including Redshift security. Starting from a full comparison with Google BigQuery, explaining how to load Google analytics data…
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Data analyst? You must be familiar with both Tableau and AWS Redshift. And you must know, or at least you should believe me that integrating the Redshift columnar-based database speed with the mature, rich and interactive Tableau creates an awesome…
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The basic free Google Analytics (GA) functionality is great for small and medium websites and mobile applications, but as your online business expands, you will start looking to get more of this data. However, GA lacks advanced capabilities such as…
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Amazon re:Invent is a great place to gather feedback from industry professionals, and especially gauge cloud-industry trends. This past year, we used the opportunity to collect and analyze statistics disclosed by industry professionals surveyed at our booth. The results reveal…
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If you’re looking for a solution for processing huge chuncks of data, then there are lots of options these days. Depending on your use case and the type of operations you want to perform on data, you can choose from…
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Attendance at this year’s AWS re:Invent conference almost doubled, from 18,000 people last year to 32,000 people last week. The large, international cloud computing event attracted professionals from all types of industries, including financial services, healthcare, gaming, and others interested…
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We’re sure you’re already beginning to build your re:Invent schedule for 2016. As the largest cloud conference in the world approaches, it’s time to make sure that you’re maximizing your time and making the most of this stimulating Las Vegas…
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The cloud, unlike the Force, is not a mystical energy that surrounds us and binds us.Yet the word cloud has been attributed sorcerous properties which antiquitate your IT infrastructure and empower you to endlessly grow according to your needs without…
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We often come across new products aiming to help us with our lives or improve our productivity. It’s in our best interests to find the best products that will minimize tedious work to none, but still most of the time…
This is the third and final part in the 101 series covering big data concepts, terminology and technologyWhen I joined Panoply.io I was clueless as to what data driven meant, much less big data and the technologies that drive it.…
Data and music have much in common given that both tell stories with points and notes, yet each on its own lacks the coherence and context that distinguishes music from noise. Paradoxically, in the modern world of music and data,…
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The byproduct of the ever increasing integration of the internet in our daily lives is massive growth of data transitioning between applications and servers every minute. In order to make these transitions fast we needed data structures that are less…
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