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Incremental Processing using Netflix Maestro and Apache Iceberg

The Netflix TechBlog

by Jun He , Yingyi Zhang , and Pawan Dixit Incremental processing is an approach to process new or changed data in workflows. The key advantage is that it only incrementally processes data that are newly added or updated to a dataset, instead of re-processing the complete dataset.

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Friends don't let friends build data pipelines

Abhishek Tiwari

In recent times, in order to gain valuable insights or to develop the data-driven products companies such as Netflix, Spotify, Uber, AirBnB have built internal data pipelines. If built correctly, data pipelines can offer strategic advantages to the business. Depending on frameworks, data processing units (a.k.a

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Optimizing data warehouse storage

The Netflix TechBlog

There are several benefits of such optimizations like saving on storage, faster query time, cheaper downstream processing, and an increase in developer productivity by removing additional ETLs written only for query performance improvement. Some of the optimizations are prerequisites for a high-performance data warehouse.

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Formulating ‘Out of Memory Kill’ Prediction on the Netflix App as a Machine Learning Problem

The Netflix TechBlog

Since memory management is not something one usually associates with classification problems, this blog focuses on formulating the problem as an ML problem and the data engineering that goes along with it. We now explore each of these components individually, while highlighting the nuances of the data pipeline and pre-processing.

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