Matt’s Substack
Matt MartinMy personal Substack
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Converting CSV's to Parquet
CSV files are a vastly common way to exchange and share data; they have their pluses and minuses, but from a cloud strategy perspective, parquet files have become the gold standard. They compress better than CSV, they carry a more formalize...
Introduction to CICD for Data Engineers
FYI - this post has no code and only takes a few minutes to read. This is all about educating you on what CICD is. If you’d like to learn, then proceed, otherwise, go back to mindless scrolling on LinkedIn 🤣.
Iceberg Tables Via Duck DB and Polars
I’ve gotten some good practice lately creating and working with Iceberg tables, but there’s been a glaring problem. I’ve only been able to do so successfully with Spark. I’m not saying Spark is bad here, but for smaller workloads, there sur...
Local DuckDB on GCS
One of the nicest things about the cloud I’ve come to know very well is serverless compute. I can, in just a few seconds, spin up a spark cluster, run some pyspark code on it to transform my data and voila…the dataset is landed in a consuma...
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Hi, My name is Matt and I have over 2 decades of experience with data engineering and BI. I enjoy solving hard problems with a variety of tech stacks. I will write articles often involving Python, SQL, Go, and Rust.
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