Data Lakes are the buzz, and everyone’s building them, or considering it. Interestingly, the term means different things to different organizations – from Hadoop clusters to object stores likeS3, and Azure Blob, to MPP warehouses like BigQuery, RedShift, and Snowflake reimagined as Data Lakes.
We are well-versed in all these variations. We’ve aided clients in constructing Data Lakes from scratch – pulling in real-time, batch, relational, and unstructured data from diverse sources. We enable advanced analytics through platforms like BigQuery, RedShift, EMR, DataProc, Jupyter, and Databricks. We’re also skilled in migrations, helping customers shift from Cloudera/HortonWorks to DataProc/EMR.
If advanced analytics are in your sights, let’s chat!
HOW WE DO IT
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Rehosting means relocating an application without changing how it works—like moving a computer program to the internet without altering its functionality.
Replacing an application involves updating specific parts with newer components, akin to trading an old tool for a newer one with improved capabilities.
Rebuilding starts the application anew, preserving its main goals but potentially breaking it into smaller, more manageable parts for efficiency.
Rearchitecting modifies an application’s code to align with a new architecture, incorporating the latest capabilities for improved performance.
Refactoring optimizes existing code without changing external features—similar to renovating a room for better organization without altering its purpose.
