Great documentation shouldn’t be an afterthought — it should be a natural outcome of well-defined data contracts.This tutorial is the last of a series of four, explaining how you can use and…
Controlling Schema Drift
In this mission, we’re diving deep into one of the most subtle threats to data reliability: schema drift. As your systems evolve — fields are added, modified, or removed — your once-perfect data contracts…
Playing with Data Products
In the previous tutorial, you built and modified a data contract. In this tutorial, you will see that building a data product is also a matter of only a few…
Experimenting with Data Contracts
Are you among the curious who understand a data contract but fail to apprehend its power? Are you writing data contracts by hand, and would you like to proofread them…
Guess which one I use between FedEx & UPS.
FedEx’s deliveries at their best! FedEx has a very nonchalant way of handling small and delicate packages. But it gets better with larger ones. FedEx hurled the package from their…
Introducing Bitol ODPS v0.9.0
Introducing Bitol ODPS v0.9.0
Double Swag
I love Swag. Mostly a First World Problem.
So You Want to Work With Data Contracts and Data Products?
Let’s be honest: data contracts and data products sound like something between legal paperwork and something you’d find in a warehouse.However, in reality, they’re the backbone of modern data ecosystems….
The I in IBM stands for Inspiration, and the M for Massachusetts
I am back from Think 2025, the annual strategy-oriented IBM conference. The Hynes Conference Center, located in the heart of Boston, MA, USA, hosted the conference from May 5th to…
What is a Data Contract? – DataFriday 5×01
A data contract is an agreement between a data producer and several data consumers.