Composable DataOps Blog
Composable DataOps Blog
Composable has an SDK for deploying resources between two instances of Composable. For example, a source instance may be a development environment, and the target instance may be the production environment. Resources can include Dataflows, Queryviews, DataPortals, Keys, WebApps, etc…
Composable has an API for every action that you can perform through its UI. All services are documented here: Below is an example script for executing operations on the UserService. The first part of the script loads the necessary…
Have you ever received the error System.IO.PathTooLongException: The specified path, file name, or both are too long. The fully qualified file name must be less than 260 characters, and the directory name must be less than 248 characters.? If so,…
In this post, we’ll be going over how to configure an ODBC connection to DataBricks within Composable so you can run spark queries from Composable resources (i.e. QueryViews and DataFlows). The first thing you’ll need to do is install the…
Many first time users of Composable have asked “How does Composable compare to Streamsets?” I finally had the opportunity to use Streamsets in a real-life setting a couple of months ago, and boy am I glad I did. Hopefully this…
By default, the C drive on an Azure VM is only 127 GB. Usually, after a few programs are installed and perhaps a Sql Database is setup, you’re on your way to filling up the hard drive. After running the…
We often think of Composable as an IDE for developing data-intensive applications, and we, therefore, strive to provide a full development experience within the Composable web UI. To further that goal, we added global DataFlow level error handling options that…
As we dive into 2019, we’d like to tell you about one of the Composable team’s proudest accomplishments from the last year — the launch of Composable DataOps Platform 2.0. In 2018, we dramatically overhauled the user experience of Composable’s…
Composable has recently added progress-tracking features, including progress metrics and animations. Both of these aim to elucidated DataFlow execution by showing the modules that are currently executing and highlighting potential bottlenecks. When executing a DataFlow, users will now see blue…
At Composable, we develop MSIs for deploying and upgrading instances of the Composable platform. Anytime we want to update an instance, we just simply double click on the latest Composable installer, and we’re all set. The MSI does everything, and…