The landscape of data management has dramatically shifted from rigid, siloed systems to flexible, integrated platforms designed to handle the unprecedented volume, variety, and velocity of modern data. This evolution is driven by the increasing demand for real-time insights, advanced analytics, and sophisticated AI/ML capabilities across all business functions.
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So many of us are using AI assistants and there are so many out there. I thought It’d be fun to showcase how different these tools can be and describe their strengths and weaknesses.
Read More »Are your Azure Fabric pipelines with multiple notebooks running slower than you’d like? Are you paying for more Spark compute time than you should be? The culprit might be a simple setting that’s easy to miss. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the “For pipeline running multiple notebooks” setting in Azure Fabric and explain why enabling it can significantly improve your pipeline’s performance and reduce your costs.
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I’ve worked quite a bit with Microsoft’s unified analytics platform “Fabric” in Azure and I’ll say it definitely helped make things easier to integrate all the different tools like python notebooks, Data Factory (ADF), Power BI and more. This is because Fabric is a unified tool that combines all these components making authentication seamless using the managed identity from Fabric itself. Is Fabric really necessary? It integrates data integration, data engineering, data warehousing, data science, real-time analytics, and business intelligence into a single SaaS offering with a unified storage layer called OneLake. Sounds amazing right?
Read More »Have you ever been tasked with creating test data for an application and then ran into performance problems once the application moves to production?
When I was 11 I got my first computer, an 8088 with 4.5 mhz. I didn’t know much about computers at the time but I knew it was cool. It took me a while to figure out that there was a turbo mode to take that puppy up to 8.5 mhz. Dialing up to BBS hosts with 2400 baud… the nostalgia is in full effect. That’s right. The internet we know today wasn’t even a thing yet.
Azure Purview is a compliance and data governance platform in Microsoft’s Azure cloud. The platform is currently in public preview and has quite a few features; but, does not currently import any of the extended properties that you may have added over the years to your SQL Server objects.
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