Modern IT infrastructures often become a tangled web of multiple environments. As businesses transition to the cloud and let go of their on-premises infrastructure, enterprise data gets divided between on-premises and cloud platforms, both public and private. Businesses bound by…

To begin our exploration of automated dimensional modeling, it’s essential to first gain an understanding of dimensional modeling. Dimensional modeling is among the most preferred design approaches for building a data warehouse. First introduced in 1996, Kimball’s dimensional data models…

APIs have been around for a while now. They gained prominence in the 2000s with the rise of web-based applications. The exponential increase today cloud-based applications has propelled their production and consumption even further—so much so that the global API…

Imagine your team of developers is working on projects with hard deadlines. Whenever developers make changes to the code, the project manager must call a meeting to ensure a change in one part of a codebase doesn’t result in a…

Unstructured data is information that does not have a pre-defined structure. It’s one of the three core types of data, along with structured and semi-structured formats. Examples of unstructured data include call logs, chat transcripts, contracts, and sensor data, as…