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Building an ETL pipeline from device to cloud (bonus part) 

Over this six plus one blog series we covered many different technologies and integrations, as we built our data pipeline. While there are standard patterns we can often use, sometimes we need to be able to flexible and use what is available.

By Coenraad Pretorius, 1 yearMay 14, 2022 ago
Data Engineering

Building an ETL pipeline from device to cloud (part 6)

In this part we set up our big data platform, Azure Data Explorer, and create ingestion events to continually ingest our transformed data. Finally, we add context to our data by creating a data model and exporting it to our data lake.

By Coenraad Pretorius, 1 yearMay 7, 2022 ago
Data Engineering

Building an ETL pipeline from device to cloud (part 5)

We discuss the importance of proper data management upfront and the need to always be in control of data sharing. We send the appropriate data automatically to our vendor via an Azure Function App.

By Coenraad Pretorius, 1 yearApril 30, 2022 ago
Data Engineering

Building an ETL pipeline from device to cloud (part 4)

We added a new uploader method to store data in Azure Blob storage and started to deal with leaky data pipelines by handling failed uploads.

By Coenraad Pretorius, 1 yearApril 24, 2022 ago
Data Engineering

Building an ETL pipeline from device to cloud (part 3)

We refactored code for our web server and created a utils module. The utils module handles file saving and ETL methods as background tasks.

By Coenraad Pretorius, 1 yearApril 17, 2022 ago

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