Normally you'd keep all the transformation in one place in the "data warehouse", which could be Postgres/Redshift/Snowflake/Clickhouse etc. Using some el tools (like sling cli for example) to load into the DW, and then using a transformation tool (like dbt for example) to do all the transformations in SQL, source controlled. It's advantageous to keep all of the transformation logic in one place (to avoid mismatches as you've mentioned).
And from the DW, after data is ready, various tools/clients can consume it (such as BI tools, CRMs, APIs, AI, etc). All aligned.
For anyone looking to easily ingest data into a Postgres Wire compatible database, check out https://github.com/slingdata-io/sling-cli. Use CLI, YAML or Python to run etl jobs.
Awesome. If anyone is looking to mass ingest data into ducklake (databases or files), check out sling (https://docs.slingdata.io). It works great with MotherDuck as well.
dbNet is a web-based SQL IDE using Go as a backend, and your browser as front-end. I built it because I was unsatisfied with the database clients out there. Alot of them are top-heavy, unintuitive, slow or expensive.
Here are some of the databases it connects to:
Clickhouse
Google BigQuery
Google BigTable
MySQL
Oracle
Redshift
PostgreSQL
SQLite
SQL Server
Snowflake
DuckDB
My parents live in Haiti. This looks like it was an inside job/collaboration. He was assassinated inside his home, in the middle of the night. His home has multiple gates/barriers to get inside, very secured by guards, yet
only him died. No guards or 3rd parties were injured. No resistance or loud gun exchanges to prevent them from getting in. His wife was shot and injured, but is currently stable in a US hospital. From what I heard, the gunmen were all Spanish speaking. 5-7 of them arrived in multiple cars, killed him and left without issues. Very disturbing, but that's the world we live in.
Awesome. Can you share with us how it's going with getting more clients on your platform to hire contractors? I know competing with upwork and toptal must be a challenge.
Seems the OP lacks objectivity, especially with the religious reference. With that said, I agree that telemetry should not be on by default, but prompted.