One of the things to ‘solve’ working for a software vendor is how to balance delivering meaningful content for the community for collaboration purposes with commercial software development and sales. We’re aligned that we want to make this work, so are continuing to discuss how we can do both. The first action on this is the creation of a public Github repository that contains community-facing content that may be useful working with the Varigence toolset....

After many years I have finished up at Allianz to join the Varigence team, so that I can work on the BimlFlex solution for data solution automation. Automating data solution has always been my long-term interest, and working for/with Varigence is an amazing opportunity to contribute to what is already a great suite of tooling. We’ll incorporate many ideas that are still ‘on the table’, and won’t lose sight of the open source community. Working...

TEAM v1.6.3 and VDW 1.6.5. have been tested and released.

Today, a new set of changes -all part of the ecosystem for Data Warehouse Automation– have been formally published as new releases on Github. As always a large amount of work has been done in the background, and thanks go out to various projects and teams for providing input and suggestions. This round of improvements concerns the TEAM (management of source-target mapping metadata) application, the Virtual Data Warehouse (VDW) pattern management tool and the Data...

Over the holidays I received various emails related to the (equally) various components of the data warehouse automation ecosystem. I have been placing these in FAQ sections on the weblog, and just wanted to let you know :-). The links are as follows: TEAM FAQ Virtual Data Warehouse FAQ Schema for Data Warehouse Automation FAQ I’ll add a section for the DIRECT control framework in the near future also.

Running all your ETL without any dependencies, while ensuring (eventual) consistency in data delivery.

Generating DIY ETL code in a Jenkins pipeline, using Virtual Data Warehouse example metadata and code generation patterns.