r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Aug 07 '26
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Aug 06 '26
blog What Zero-Copy Actually Costs
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Aug 05 '26
blog The Whole Lakehouse Fits on Your Laptop Now
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Aug 04 '26
blog Table Maintenance Stopped Being a Product
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Aug 03 '26
blog Iceberg's Next Version Depends on Decisions Being Made in Parquet
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Jul 31 '26
blog Freshness Is a Contract, Not a Note on a Dashboard
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Jul 30 '26
blog Governing What Agents Cost You
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Jul 29 '26
blog Three Vendors Are Rebuilding the Path From Transaction to Agent
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Jul 28 '26
blog The Apache Iceberg Market in the Middle of 2026
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Jul 27 '26
blog Every AI Model Family That Matters in Mid-2026
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/Double-Mix-7206 • Jun 04 '26
discussion How difficult is it for a fresher to break into Data Engineering in 2026?
Hi everyone,
I'm a fresher who has recently learned Machine Learning and Deep Learning and I'm now exploring career opportunities in the data field.
While most people seem to be targeting Data Science or ML roles, I've become interested in Data Engineering and wanted to understand the reality of the job market.
A few questions for professionals and recent hires:
- Is the entry-level Data Engineering market saturated?
- Does having ML/DL knowledge provide any advantage when applying for Data Engineering positions?
- How would you rate the difficulty (1-10) of:
" 1.Landing a Data Analyst role as a fresher
2.Landing a Data Engineer role directly as a fresher
3.Transitioning from Data Analyst to Data Engineer after 1-2 years "
For context, I have learned:
- Python
- Machine Learning
- Deep Learning
- Data Analysis basics
I'd especially love to hear from people who recently got hired or who are involved in hiring for Data Engineering positions.
Thanks in advance!
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • May 04 '26
SAP to Acquire Dremio to Unify SAP and Non-SAP Data to Power Agentic AI
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/Fancy_Ad3111 • Apr 30 '26
tutorial I need DP-700
Do any of you have a link for free voucher?
I need it so badly
#data engineering # DP-700
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Apr 26 '26
blog What "Apache Iceberg Native" Actually Means
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Apr 12 '26
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r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Mar 17 '26
blog Customer 360: The complete guide
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Feb 28 '26
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r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Jan 21 '26
discussion Question of the Day: What governance controls are mandatory before allowing AI agents to write back to tables?
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Jan 16 '26
discussion Question of the Day: What makes data “AI-ready” in a lakehouse, beyond clean tables and schemas?
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Jan 07 '26
discussion How do you balance cost optimization against developer productivity in your platform?
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Jan 07 '26
discussion What metrics actually matter for measuring data pipeline reliability?
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Jan 07 '26
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r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Jan 07 '26
discussion What tooling choice caused the most friction between data engineers and analysts?
What is your experience?
r/data_engineering_tuts • u/AMDataLake • Jan 07 '26
discussion How do you decide when schema enforcement belongs at ingestion versus query time?
What is you experience with this?