Ended up the 3rd week at MLops Zoomcamp at DataTalksClub. This week we covered orchestration and ML pipelines.
Data orchestration is the process of coordinating, managing, and automating data flows between different systems and components within an IT infrastructure. Orchestration includes integrating various data sources, transforming them, loading them into target systems, and monitoring and managing these processes.
There are several orchestration tools, the most well-known being Airflow, Luigi, Prefect, Mage, and Dagster.
In our course we will work with another orchestration tool - Mage, which we have been introduced to during the current week.
Mage is an open-source data orchestration tool designed to simplify building, running, and managing data pipelines. It supports both real-time and batch processing. Unlike, for example, Airflow and Prefect, Mage, in my opinion, is a more intuitive and user-friendly tool. The advantages of this tool also include:
?? A notebook-style interface for interactive coding and immediate feedback, allowing for quick writing and testing of code.
?? Each step in the pipeline is a standalone block of code, making it reusable and testable.
?? Data integration (import and export) with sources like Amazon S3, Google BigQuery, Redshift, Snowflake, and others.
?? The ability to define custom functions, providing flexibility in working with data.
?? The ability to deploy the tool on AWS, GCP, or Azure with minimal setup using Terraform templates.
?? Built-in tools for monitoring, alerting, and observability of data pipelines, allowing users to effectively track and manage their workflows.
In case you're intresting in Mage here's quite well documentations: https://lnkd.in/ezqqy6Fx
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