DataOps 101: An Introduction to the Essential Approach of Data Management Operations and Observability

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  • examples

    TensorFlow examples (by tensorflow)

    DataOps is a collaborative effort within an organization, with many different teams of people working together to ensure that DataOps functions properly and delivers data value [3]. So, before the data is delivered to end users, it is subjected to a number of treatments and refinements from multiple teams. Data scientists first use their data science techniques, such as machine learning and deep learning to build models using software stacks such as Python or R and tools such as Spark or Tensorflow, among others, and the models are then transferred to data engineers, who collect and manage the data used to train and evaluate these models, while data developers and data architects create complete applications that include the models. The data governance team then implements data access controls for training and benchmarking purposes, while the operations team ( "Ops") is in charge of putting everything together and making it available to end users.

  • CPython

    The Python programming language

    DataOps is a collaborative effort within an organization, with many different teams of people working together to ensure that DataOps functions properly and delivers data value [3]. So, before the data is delivered to end users, it is subjected to a number of treatments and refinements from multiple teams. Data scientists first use their data science techniques, such as machine learning and deep learning to build models using software stacks such as Python or R and tools such as Spark or Tensorflow, among others, and the models are then transferred to data engineers, who collect and manage the data used to train and evaluate these models, while data developers and data architects create complete applications that include the models. The data governance team then implements data access controls for training and benchmarking purposes, while the operations team ( "Ops") is in charge of putting everything together and making it available to end users.

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  • Apache Spark

    Apache Spark - A unified analytics engine for large-scale data processing

    DataOps is a collaborative effort within an organization, with many different teams of people working together to ensure that DataOps functions properly and delivers data value [3]. So, before the data is delivered to end users, it is subjected to a number of treatments and refinements from multiple teams. Data scientists first use their data science techniques, such as machine learning and deep learning to build models using software stacks such as Python or R and tools such as Spark or Tensorflow, among others, and the models are then transferred to data engineers, who collect and manage the data used to train and evaluate these models, while data developers and data architects create complete applications that include the models. The data governance team then implements data access controls for training and benchmarking purposes, while the operations team ( "Ops") is in charge of putting everything together and making it available to end users.

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