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What r/ETL is talking about this week

r/ETL has 13,945 members and 2 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 0.3 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

13,945members
2posts in the last 24 hours, newest 8 h ago
0.3comments an hour right now, newest 1 d ago
14points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/ETL this week

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Top threads this week

  1. Built an End to End Azure Lakehouse (ADF, Databricks, Delta lake, dbt, Airflow) - Key Learnings & Architecture Patterns

    Hi Everyone! I recently completed a hands on data engineering project called WeatherFlow - Azure based Weather Data Lakehouse. I built to gain practical experience with tools and workflows. The...

    14 points3 comments6 d ago
  2. Built an AI extension that generates complete Python data pipelines from data samples

    Hey, I'm Kevin, I run product at PrettyWhale.ai, a small team based in France. We've spent the last few months building a VS Code extension that writes the tedious part of ingestion code from a...

    9 points1 comment5 d ago
  3. Managed versus self-hosted ingestion

    Posting this here. For a small data team when do i need to run my own ingestion stack versus paying for a managed service? I’m interested in the maintenance and reliability tradeoffs not just the...

    9 points11 comments5 d ago
  4. Snowflake into PostgreSQL using Hydra ETL

    Moving data out of Snowflake into PostgreSQL looks easy until the types come out wrong! That's the kind of silent change I wanted Hydra ETL's new Snowflake source to rule out. Tested on a real...

    7 points0 comments2 d ago
  5. How does your team deal with source schema changes breaking downstream pipelines?

    I've been thinking about how much time data teams spend dealing with unexpected schema changes. A source column gets renamed, a new field appears, a data type changes, or an API response gets...

    6 points12 comments5 d ago
  6. Not-so-beginner wanting to independently build ETL infrastructure but don't know where to look for material (100-1000 sources) to use.

    The title. I want to work on things like schema drift across sources, entity resolution, warehousing, fetching, idempotence, checkpointing and transaction management. I have already had practice...

    5 points10 comments6 d ago
  7. How do you stop an agent from making unnecessary tool calls?

    I’m building a company research agent that can query external data through MCP, and I’m using Coresignal’s MCP for the company and employee lookups. Letting the model decide what to fetch works...

    3 points4 comments5 d ago
  8. Added institutions, funders and code in Research @ foo🦍

    foorilla.com v1.14.15 | foorilla API v1.10.1 Research papers now come with their scholarly record from OpenAlex: citation counts, the journals and conferences they also appeared in, retraction...

    3 points0 comments6 d ago
  9. Added weekly and monthly company job history

    jobdataapi.com v4.39 / API version 1.37 We’ve added a new /api/companyjobhistory/ endpoint with weekly and monthly job count history for every company. Each row covers one completed period and...

    2 points0 comments2 d ago
  10. Added API endpoints for entities @ foo🦍

    foorilla.com v1.14.18 | foorilla API v1.11 November 9, 2026 The organizations and people behind jobs, stories, papers, code and events are now in the API. Each entity comes with what identifies...

    2 points0 comments2 d ago

Newest posts

  1. Has anyone used Drogon framework to build a Data Pipeline????
    1 points0 comments8 h ago
  2. I built an open-source tool for migrating data between PostgreSQL and Neo4j (RtoGtoR)
    0 points0 comments10 h ago
  3. Added weekly and monthly company job history
    2 points0 comments2 d ago
  4. Added API endpoints for entities @ foo🦍
    2 points0 comments2 d ago
  5. Suggestions for streamlining data processing
    1 points3 comments2 d ago
  6. Snowflake into PostgreSQL using Hydra ETL
    7 points0 comments2 d ago
  7. How do you stop an agent from making unnecessary tool calls?
    3 points4 comments5 d ago
  8. Built an AI extension that generates complete Python data pipelines from data samples
    9 points1 comment5 d ago
  9. Automating Data Preprocessing: A Guide to Python AI Data Cleaning
    2 points0 comments5 d ago
  10. How does your team deal with source schema changes breaking downstream pipelines?
    6 points12 comments5 d ago
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