Closed dwhitena closed 7 years ago
Hi @dwhitena - thank you for sending this in. I will include it for consideration in the January newsletter. Feel free to post the blog link once that's available. Hope you're enjoying the holidays!
Thanks @Ruv7. I will link the blog post here. It should be published in the next few days.
@Ruv7 Just following up here. Do you have any questions, suggestions, etc. about the above. Looking forward to the opportunity to have this in the newsletter. If it goes out with the newsletter, we will be sure to share on all of our accounts.
Hi @dwhitena - I apologize for the delay in my response - the newsletter was postponed. I'm behind on getting this out the door and I will share an update with you in the next two weeks. Thanks for being patient!
@dwhitena - we're prepping to send out the next newsletter and I wanted to let you know we're including your story above. There has been such a lag in my ability to post the story I wanted to confirm if you'd like to see any changes before it goes. I included the link to the blog post you sent on January 3. Thanks!
@dwhitena - I hope you're ok with me publishing, I expect this to go out this afternoon. I apologize for the short notice :( Though it's not ideal, I can always edit post publishing time so if there is anything you want to see changed just lmk.
Yes @Ruv7. That sounds great! Thank you so much.
Awesome, thank you for your patience and for the story idea. I really appreciate you!
Issue category
Story suggestions
Topic:
Jupyter and Pachyderm
Headline:
Pachyderm's newest release allows Jupyter users to collaborate on versioned data and debug distributed data pipelines.
Summary of story:
The latest release, 1.3, of the open source system Pachyderm enables users to attach Jupyter notebooks to versioned data that is part of distributed data pipelines. This allows users to deploy distributed data processing in the form of DAG pipelines and, with Jupyter, interactively debug unexpected behavior, develop new pipeline stages, and visualize data at any point in the DAG. It also provides a chronologically ordered record of data (because Pachyderm data is versioned like "git for data"), which can promote collaborative use of Jupyter within an organization on shared and versioned data sets.
Link(s) to additional information:
Release blog post
Jupyter + Pachyderm example
Also, a blog post devoted to Jupyter + Pachyderm is being reviewed and will be released prior to this newsletter.
Links to images or photos to accompany the story:
Jupyter + Pachyderm diagram
Other information about the story:
As mentioned above, a blog post devoted to Jupyter + Pachyderm is being reviewed and will be released prior to this newsletter. I can further clarify any of this information and provide some more links about Pachyderm in general. Just let me know what you think is appropriate, and thank you for considering this story for the newsletter!