An excerpt from Data Mesh in Action by Jacek Majchrzak, Sven Balnojan, and Marian Siwiak
This excerpt explores the four principles of the Data Mesh as a concept.
Read this article if you are interested in learning what a Data Mesh is and how it is used.
An excerpt from Data Mesh in Action by Jacek Majchrzak, Sven Balnojan, and Marian Siwiak
This excerpt covers
● What is a “Data Mesh”? Our definition of a Data Mesh
● What are the key concepts of the Data Mesh paradigm?
● What are the advantages of the Data Mesh?
From The Jamstack Book by Raymond Camden and Brian Rinaldi
Let’s learn how to add search functionality to a Jamstack site!
The Jamstack is more of an architecture or methodology for building web applications than a prescriptive stack of technologies. Jamstack was formed in response to dynamic web page development that many felt had become cumbersome, slow and insecure. The Jamstack architecture offers a number of benefits including page speed, security and cost.
From Unified Logging with Fluentd by Phil Wilkins
This article describes how and when to deploy Fluentd.
From Designing Cloud Data Platforms by Danil Zburivsky and Lynda Partner
In this article, we’ll layer some of the critical and more advanced functionality needed for most data platforms today. Without this added layer of sophistication your data platform would work but it wouldn’t scale easily, nor would it meet the growing data velocity challenges. It would also be limited in terms of the types of data consumers (people and systems who consume the data from the platform) it supports, as they’re also growing in both numbers and variety.
From Unified Logging with Fluentd by Phil Wilkins
Let’s image that you’re familiar with Fluentd’s architecture and how to deploy it and dive right into the classic “Hello World” exercise.
From Transfer Learning for Natural Language Processing by Paul Azunre
This article delves into using shallow transfer learning to improve your NLP models.
From Transfer Learning for Natural Language Processing by Paul Azunre
This article discusses getting started with baselines and generalized linear models.
From Logging in Action by Phil Wilkins
