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What if we could take the very pretty Aggregate Layer of our Data(warehouse/LakeHouse/Lake) and put that data right next to presentation layer of the lake, reducing network latency and... hopefully... have presentation reports running over very large workloads in the blink of an eye. It might even be fast enough that it could be deployed and embedded </p> +Andrew Ridgway's Bloghttp://localhost:8000/2023-12-15T20:00:00+10:00Dynamically Generating a DBT sources.yml With Datahub2023-12-15T20:00:00+10:002023-12-15T20:00:00+10:00Andrew Ridgwaytag:localhost,2023-12-15:/datahub-dbt-sources.html<p>Leveraging the power of Datahub schemas to dynamically generate dbt sources.yml</p><p>I find that in our space the terms data catalog, data governance and data definitions can be dirty terms. I challenge any data professional to not say that these are at best after thoughts in a stack. Normally technologies that govern these areas of businesses data architecture are the unsexy ones, and there are good reasons for this. It is not fun to try and get multiple people in the room and get them to agree on any given metric. As my current boss is and has been fond of saying, "You get 3 people in the room to define how we measure a sale I will give you 3 completely different and yet valid answers". This is the core of the problem with Data governance, Catalogs and Definitions... no one can agree, and the result of this is engineers either ignore it... or put it on the back burner because its going to be an awful experience</p>Metabase and DuckDB2023-11-15T20:00:00+10:002023-11-15T20:00:00+10:00Andrew Ridgwaytag:localhost,2023-11-15:/metabase-duckdb.html<p>Using Metabase and DuckDB to create an embedded Reporting Container bringing the data as close to the report as possible</p><p>Ahhhh <a href="https://duckdb.org/">DuckDB</a> if you're even partly floating around in the data space you've probably been hearing ALOT about it and it's <em>"Datawarehouse on your laptop"</em> mantra. However, the OTHER application that sometimes gets missed is <em>"SQLite for OLAP workloads"</em> and it was this concept that once I grasped it gave me a very interesting idea.... 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What if we could take the very pretty Aggregate Layer of our Data(warehouse/LakeHouse/Lake) and put that data right next to presentation layer of the lake, reducing network latency and... hopefully... have presentation reports running over very large workloads in the blink of an eye. It might even be fast enough that it could be deployed and embedded </p> +Andrew Ridgway's Bloghttp://localhost:8000/2023-12-15T20:00:00+10:00Dynamically Generating a DBT sources.yml With Datahub2023-12-15T20:00:00+10:002023-12-15T20:00:00+10:00Andrew Ridgwaytag:localhost,2023-12-15:/datahub-dbt-sources.html<p>Leveraging the power of Datahub schemas to dynamically generate dbt sources.yml</p><p>I find that in our space the terms data catalog, data governance and data definitions can be dirty terms. I challenge any data professional to not say that these are at best after thoughts in a stack. Normally technologies that govern these areas of businesses data architecture are the unsexy ones, and there are good reasons for this. It is not fun to try and get multiple people in the room and get them to agree on any given metric. As my current boss is and has been fond of saying, "You get 3 people in the room to define how we measure a sale I will give you 3 completely different and yet valid answers". This is the core of the problem with Data governance, Catalogs and Definitions... no one can agree, and the result of this is engineers either ignore it... or put it on the back burner because its going to be an awful experience</p>Metabase and DuckDB2023-11-15T20:00:00+10:002023-11-15T20:00:00+10:00Andrew Ridgwaytag:localhost,2023-11-15:/metabase-duckdb.html<p>Using Metabase and DuckDB to create an embedded Reporting Container bringing the data as close to the report as possible</p><p>Ahhhh <a href="https://duckdb.org/">DuckDB</a> if you're even partly floating around in the data space you've probably been hearing ALOT about it and it's <em>"Datawarehouse on your laptop"</em> mantra. However, the OTHER application that sometimes gets missed is <em>"SQLite for OLAP workloads"</em> and it was this concept that once I grasped it gave me a very interesting idea.... 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What if we could take the very pretty Aggregate Layer of our Data(warehouse/LakeHouse/Lake) and put that data right next to presentation layer of the lake, reducing network latency and... hopefully... have presentation reports running over very large workloads in the blink of an eye. It might even be fast enough that it could be deployed and embedded </p> <p>However, for this to work we need some form of conatinerised reporting application.... lucky for us there is <a href="https://www.metabase.com/">Metabase</a> which is a fantastic little reporting application that has an open core. So this got me thinking... Can I put these two applications together and create a Reporting Layer with report embedding capabilities that is deployable in the cluster and has a admin UI accesible over a web page all whilst keeping the data locked to our network?</p> <h3>The Beginnings of an Idea</h3> <p>Ok so... Big first question. Can Duckdb and Metabase talk? Well... not quite. 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However, the OTHER application that sometimes gets missed is <em>"SQLite for OLAP workloads"</em> and it was this concept that once I grasped it gave me a very interesting idea.... What if we could take the very pretty Aggregate Layer of our Data(warehouse/LakeHouse/Lake) and put that data right next to presentation layer of the lake, reducing network latency and... hopefully... have presentation reports running over very large workloads in the blink of an eye. It might even be fast enough that it could be deployed and embedded </p> +Andrew Ridgway's Blog - Business Intelligencehttp://localhost:8000/2023-11-15T20:00:00+10:00Metabase and DuckDB2023-11-15T20:00:00+10:002023-11-15T20:00:00+10:00Andrew Ridgwaytag:localhost,2023-11-15:/metabase-duckdb.html<p>Using Metabase and DuckDB to create an embedded Reporting Container bringing the data as close to the report as possible</p><p>Ahhhh <a href="https://duckdb.org/">DuckDB</a> if you're even partly floating around in the data space you've probably been hearing ALOT about it and it's <em>"Datawarehouse on your laptop"</em> mantra. However, the OTHER application that sometimes gets missed is <em>"SQLite for OLAP workloads"</em> and it was this concept that once I grasped it gave me a very interesting idea.... What if we could take the very pretty Aggregate Layer of our Data(warehouse/LakeHouse/Lake) and put that data right next to presentation layer of the lake, reducing network latency and... hopefully... have presentation reports running over very large workloads in the blink of an eye. It might even be fast enough that it could be deployed and embedded </p> <p>However, for this to work we need some form of conatinerised reporting application.... lucky for us there is <a href="https://www.metabase.com/">Metabase</a> which is a fantastic little reporting application that has an open core. So this got me thinking... Can I put these two applications together and create a Reporting Layer with report embedding capabilities that is deployable in the cluster and has a admin UI accesible over a web page all whilst keeping the data locked to our network?</p> <h3>The Beginnings of an Idea</h3> <p>Ok so... Big first question. Can Duckdb and Metabase talk? Well... not quite. 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This product <em>claimed</em> to be able to automate and make easy the link between different API endpoints, REST or otherwise and send that data to another point, whether that is Redshift, Aurora, a general relational db in RDS or otherwise or s3.</p> +Andrew Ridgway's Blog - Data Engineeringhttp://localhost:8000/2023-12-15T20:00:00+10:00Dynamically Generating a DBT sources.yml With Datahub2023-12-15T20:00:00+10:002023-12-15T20:00:00+10:00Andrew Ridgwaytag:localhost,2023-12-15:/datahub-dbt-sources.html<p>Leveraging the power of Datahub schemas to dynamically generate dbt sources.yml</p><p>I find that in our space the terms data catalog, data governance and data definitions can be dirty terms. I challenge any data professional to not say that these are at best after thoughts in a stack. Normally technologies that govern these areas of businesses data architecture are the unsexy ones, and there are good reasons for this. 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Metabase and DuckDB

Posted by Andrew Ridgway - on Wed 18 October 2023 + on Wed 15 November 2023
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