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I am not sure if I have been using the term wrongly (and including it in my CV), so some inputs from the community will be appreciated. I am not a DevOps, but a noob machine learning engineer. So I ...
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I'm sure this has been touched upon by a number of questions, but I'm struggling on drawing the boundaries between code, data and configuration versions when working with a large DAG (think airflow or ...
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Very recently a discussion came up regarding the usage of different buildspec.yaml files, one for branch builds and the other for deployment builds and I was wondering, since after some research I ...
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I have a monolithic application which can be divided into multiple steps and different steps have variable scaling requirement, however the input of the next step is the output of the current step. ...
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Design Data Intensive Applications says Batch processing systems (offline systems) Chapter 10 A batch processing system takes a large amount of input data, runs a job to pro‐ cess it, and ...
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I'll break this post into two parts, because I'm trying to abstract the concept, but will explain my implementation at the end. I have two workflows, Workflow A and Workflow B. Part of Workflow B ...
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I'm refactoring our current design for how we download static data. It's a mess of deep class hierarchy and callback hell and I want to convert it to a more elegant straightforward design. Here are ...
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I am creating a java package which offers an API based on a pipeline pattern. That is I have a series of steps which can be plugged together in any combination provided their inputs match the Output ...
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At home I use Linux and have for more than a decade. At work we use Windows and so I find PowerShell more familiar. I am a Linux/Unix fanboy at heart, but I've had greater success grokking the ...
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