About Ed Elliott
Hi,
My name is Ed Elliott, I live in Sussex, England with my family. I work in and around data and when people ask me what I do for a...
2000-02-12
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Hi,
My name is Ed Elliott, I live in Sussex, England with my family. I work in and around data and when people ask me what I do for a...
2000-02-12
7 reads
2000-02-12
Hi,
My name is Ed Elliott, I live in Sussex, England with my family. I work in and around data and when people ask me what I do for a...
2000-02-12
3 reads
There is only one thing guaranteed when writing ETL pipelines and that is that upstream changes WILL occur and WILL break your ETL pipeline.
As Data Engineers we MUST make...
2000-02-11
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2000-02-11
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There is only one thing guaranteed when writing ETL pipelines and that is that upstream changes WILL occur and WILL break your ETL pipeline.
As Data Engineers we MUST make...
2000-02-11
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2000-02-11
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