Data Pipelines Explained
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Data is a lot like water; it often needs to be refined as it travels between a source and its final destination. That’s where data pipelines come in - they merge, filter, and summarize raw data, providing the end user with a clean product to analyze. Luv Aggarwal, a Data Solution Engineer at IBM, explains how several processes often embedded within data pipelines - like ETL, replication, virtualization, machine learning, and batch processing - help generate actionable business intelligence.
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Now that's one of the best explanations with the simplest examples for data pipelines! Thank you
Explained simply & effectively. I would like to see more elaborate content on big data & data science fields.
Great explanation with easy to follow examples!
Very precise explanations with simple examples. 👏👏👏
Thank you very much, it was the most explanatory and beautifully explained video I've ever watched.
Greatly explained. Easy to understand and clearly.
Awesome Luv! You made it simple for the Sales guys.
I think, Data Virtualization would be a great topic for the next educational video from this instructor.
Hey Alex -- check this out: th-cam.com/video/2XB4UaBIvNI/w-d-xo.html
Yes I agree. When I hear virtualization, I get locked into is it based off data models, Is it "place holder data"? I'm assuming we have no information about the data without the transformations
This is some good work.
Well done.
Thanks for sharing 👍
I would like to know how the Data Virtualization works. At first i thought that it is just "faking" a real data source in order to test data pipeline configuration?
such a Quality content . Very well explained
Greatly explained , would be more great if you could explain a few more processes to build pipelines in a breif
Nice analogy and explanation!
Thank you. Extremely helpful.
Thanks for the amazing explanation
Beautiful tutorial!!
Amazing simple explanation
Nice video, just when you think you have heard it all, here comes "Data Virtualization". If possible that could be elaborated more.
My company uses data virtualization when rendering a final picture from our car configurator. It doesn't physically download the pictures, it just calls for the chosen color, wheels, accessories interiors etc and caches them - stores them in the temporary storage.
Does this technology use all automobile industry?
This is excellent!
I love these IBM videos. No organizations simplifies things the way they do.
Hey dear, god bless your efforts in this channel.
I have a general enquiry as a new sql learner.
How could i create a pipeline to extract and load data from existing accounting program into our SQL server instances.
How can i know if the export mechanism in the software permits me to undertake this extraction process, and how can i know if an application have an api?
Thanks for taking care of my enquires.
Looking forward to gain more knowledge from you
Good Explanation!!.....
Excellent analogy
Cant wait for data virtualization video.
Awesome video!
Awesome explaination.
Explained really well
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thanks, realy usful
Great analogy. 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
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well explained
Well explained
Very good example quote using examples
Data virtualization is something looks interesting
Wonderful video and explanation- I'm just trying to work out, if he's writing on glass, how is he able to write backwards so well- for us to view it as 'non reversed'.
*Edit: Got it- flipped video :)*
I WILL IMPLEMENT STREAMING MACHINE LEARNING AT WORK VERY SOON
I would like to know how does your screen board work? Are you writing iin inverted xd?
I believe they are writing normally but the video is inverted post production
th-cam.com/video/wCOuu0-o5YI/w-d-xo.html Lightboard videos
In a roundabout way this is why ERP systems are so popular
Your l English language is ambiguous because streaming data and transforming data are 2 different process. Streaming data is to make it concise or compacted, while transforming data can be changing it into another form to make it suitable for a certain purpose
Off topic, but how are you typing backwards/reverse?
How this kind of videos are made? Typing to the screen and it shows up on camera? What is the tech behind this?
See ibm.biz/write-backwards
Thanks!@@IBMTechnology
How was this video made? How are the words not backwards lmao. This is crazy
Search on "lightboard videos"
yooo i just relaized this man just wrote all those letters and words backwards so we can see it normally....... right ? or is this some camera trick
See ibm.biz/write-backwards
how is he writing in reverse
Whiteboards suck. Spring for the full blown motion graphic. Too slow (even at 2x) didn’t finish
My only question is why do they always ask lefties to do these videos?
See ibm.biz/write-backwards --they're actually righties.
worst experience guy
Your explaining chart is nonsense because you do not need to clean water from a lake or river for agricultural activities
Appreciate efforts. This explanation is basic and it does not mean there are no other use cases like the agriculture you mentioned. He is talking obout end use of water in this case. Majority of us understood this. Be more positive!