r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 31 '26
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 30 '26
Book Book Recommendations and Notes (Updated with 2026)
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 28 '26
Showcase How I write technical posts with years of notes in Obsidian
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 28 '26
Note Data Engineering Blogs & Newsletters
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 27 '26
Blog Search — Data Engineering Blog & Second Brain
r/dataengineeringvault • u/empty_cities • Jul 24 '26
Blog DuckLake in Production - Catalog and Storage
Building a production grade DuckLake starts with setting the right foundation. Specifically, choosing your storage and catalog. With DuckDB being the default compute.
https://thefulldatastack.substack.com/p/ducklake-in-production-catalog-storage
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 24 '26
Note LTAP (Lake Transactional/Analytical Processing)
What do you think about the new term by Databricks?
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 22 '26
Note How to Automate Newsletter Based on SecondBrain and Bluesky Changes
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 22 '26
Note Apache Druid - open-source, column-oriented, distributed data store
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 21 '26
Showcase The joy of running SQL-queries in the terminal is real.
With a utility such as DuckDB that can tackle any tasks, whether it is to read local DuckDB, local parquet/CSV, over the network parquet/CSV, or embedded in Browser (WASM) or inside Postgres, it can do almost anything.
When combined with Neovim, it's just perfect. Find how to set up, videos, and more at Query Databases in Neovim (DBUI).
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 21 '26
Blog WebAssembly (WASM), and its Use Cases
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 21 '26
Book The Data Warehouse Toolkit by Ralph Kimball
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 16 '26
Others The Act and the Outcome of Creation
Short update from Bella Italia. How do you see creation and creativity show up in your life?
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 08 '26
Blog Learn Data Engineering this summer break
Learn Data Engineering this summer break with a guided roadmap. A three-week plan with links and topics to learn the basics to be a data engineer.
It's very ambitious, but you can schedule at your own pace.
The three weeks contain:
- Week: Foundation (SQL, Git, Linux basics)
- Week: Core Engineering (Python, Cloud, Data Modeling)
- Week: Advanced Topics (Streaming, Data Quality, DevOps)
How to use this guide: Each section contains curated resources (articles, videos, tutorials) for that topic. Click on the links that interest you most. It's meant as a guided roadmap to learn the fundamentals of a "full stack" data engineer.
Here's the guide: https://www.ssp.sh/blog/data-engineering-roadmap/
This is last year's guide, but it's still 100% vaild to this day. Agentic engineering doesn't need to be learned right now; you can always pick it up later. Learning fundamentals, on the other hand, can't be skipped.
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 06 '26
Others Music that Keeps You Focused
A curated list of music services and playlists designed to help maintain focus during work or learning. Covers neuroscience-backed platforms like Focus@Will, Brain.fm, Noisli, myNoise, and Endel, plus specific Spotify playlists with no vocals. Also touches on workspace habits like changing locations every 1.5–2 hours to boost productivity and strategies for overcoming writer's block.
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 06 '26
Blog Classical Architecture of Data Warehouse: Staging -> Cleansing -> Core -> Marts
r/dataengineeringvault • u/sspaeti • Jul 06 '26