How can you evaluate ETL process efficiency with design patterns?
ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) is a process that involves moving data from different sources to a central repository, applying various transformations to make it suitable for analysis, and loading it into a target system. ETL is a crucial component of data engineering, as it enables data integration, quality, and accessibility. However, ETL can also be complex, time-consuming, and error-prone, especially when dealing with large volumes and varieties of data. How can you evaluate the efficiency of your ETL process and identify areas for improvement? One way is to use design patterns, which are reusable solutions to common problems in software engineering.
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Saleem PothiwalaFounder, Kermit Tech | Data Engineering Professional of the Year - Nordic DAIR Awards | StreamSets Black Belt
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Anders Th?gersenTechnical Lead at Trustworks
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Swapnil SurusheServing notice period | LWD 4th April | GCP Certified Data Engineer at Tata Consultancy Services | Building scalable…