Composable DataOps Blog
Composable DataOps Blog
Using Composable Analytics, it’s now easier than ever to integrate and act on your Salesforce data in conjunction with other disparate data sets. Leveraging Salesforce Object Query Language (SOQL), you can easily access the data stored in your Salesforce organization.…
We’re proud to announce Composable’s DataFlow Designer now supports full zooming and panning! We think this feature will make working with larger and more complicated DataFlows much easier. Over the last year, the ability to pan and zoom in the…
Wouldn’t it be nice for your sales team to know which agents called the lead, when the agents called, what phone number was used, and when the lead called back … without having to take any notes? Well, with Composable DataOps Platform,…
When setting up our environment on older OSs ( i.e. Windows 7, Server 2008 R2), we normally run into the following error when hitting the web application for the first time:
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This is normally due to Asp.NET not configured…
DataFlows in Composable DataOps Platform now have the ability to iterate through collections of objects directly within the the application flow! There are some Modules which return enumerations of objects. For example, when you query for email messages using the…
Composable DataOps Platform provides effective ways to integrate data, methods and processes across different technology stacks and software systems. Integration with multiple technologies and tools is specifically important for data scientists and data engineers as it provides data accessibility, tool…
We’ve given Hadoop almost 10 years to mature, invested billions, and very few companies are seeing the return on investment. Several companies have tried to make Hadoop a real-time analytical platform, incorporating SQL-like facades on top, but the latency is…
Composable DataOps Platform provides users with the capability to perform ad-hoc queries on data residing in the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS). Hive acts as a bridge between SQL-like queries and the underlying Hadoop infrastructure, allowing users to interact with…
The ability to execute Modules in parallel is a powerful feature offered by Composable DataOps Platform, benefiting DataFlow Application authors in various ways. By leveraging parallel execution, authors can significantly improve the overall execution time of their applications, particularly for…
Are you interested in harnessing the power of Twitter data for your analytics projects? Look no further! Composable DataOps Platform provides a seamless solution for collecting and analyzing Twitter data, enabling you to extract valuable insights and make data-driven decisions.…
Active Directory (AD) is a directory service developed by Microsoft for managing and organizing network resources. It provides a centralized database that stores information about network resources such as users, computers, printers, and security policies. Active Directory plays a critical…
DataFlow Applications in Composable provide infinite flexibility for users to compose almost any type of visual algorithm. The 100s of out-of-the-box Modules available in the Module Palette allow users to simply drag-and-drop the required Modules onto the cnavas to compose…
We are excited to announce an exciting new enhancement to the Web Send Module in the Composable DataOps Platform. Until now, when responding to web requests, users had the option to wrap their DataFlow Applications with the Web Receive and…
The granular security permissions offered by the Composable DataOps Platform, including specific permissions for Read, Write, Execute, Clone, and Delete, as well as other functions, provide significant benefits in terms of data protection and access control. With these fine-grained permissions,…
Composable provides special mechanisms for managing complexity of dataflows. Specifically, Composable allows you to reuse parts of your dataflow by encapsulating them as stand-alone custom modules. When developing your dataflow applications in Composable, users have access to hundreds of “first-class”…