Composable DataOps Blog
Composable DataOps Blog
For a previous task, I was reliant on external API’s to work correctly and to know when functionality had changed. With proper acceptance/validation testing on foreign API’s, you can sleep a little bit better at night knowing that the behavior…
This post will cover two recent additions to Composable DataFlows that have yet to receive a comprehensive write-up: DataFlow Resume and Pinned Results. We’ll be discussing them together due to their conceptual overlap; both facilitate DataFlow development and debugging by…
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…
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…
In the vast landscape of data analytics and business intelligence tools, it can be challenging to navigate through the sea of options (see our previous post). At Composable, we have always been proud of offering a unique and powerful solution…
The search box in Composable DataPortals supports many different powerful search features. In this post we provide an overview of the features you can use when searching tables in Composable DataPortals. Including search boxes for each column field in a…
Modern web applications are excellent tools for managing, viewing, and collecting complex data models. With a sleek interface backed by a well-crafted schema, it’s easy to take total control over the data you need to acquire, process, and analyze. But most…
SQL is one of the most powerful tools in a developer’s toolkit — but there are plenty of clients, managers, and even some more technically-inclined engineers who have little to no idea how to write a SQL query that will…