Exploring Modern Data Architectures for Scalability

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Data Analyst | SQL, Python & Dashboards that drive decisions | Helping startups & SMEs turn messy data into clarity | Transitioning into Data Engineering (#BuildingInPublic)

Day 16 of my #buildinginpublic journey into Data Engineering Today, I explored the modern data architecture and how it differs from traditional setups. Here’s what I covered: - Modern vs. Traditional Architectures: Modern systems focus on scalability, flexibility, and handling both real-time & batch data. - Examples of Modern Architectures: * Lambda Architecture: Combines batch and real-time layers for speed and accuracy. * Kappa Architecture: Focuses on real-time streaming, removing the batch layer. * Data Mesh: Decentralized ownership of data, treating data as a product. * Data Fabric: A unified layer to integrate, manage, and govern data across platforms. Modern data architectures ensure organizations can handle massive, diverse, and fast-moving data while keeping systems reliable and scalable. #BuildingInPublic #DataEngineering #DataArchitecture #Lambda #Kappa #DataMesh #DataFabric

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