by Andrey Zaharov | Jul 19, 2016 | BlogPosts, Talend, Tech Tips
If you need to use VM’s quite often, perhaps mostly for testing or a particular software that happens to be Linux-based, then you need to take a look at Docker. Docker is the future standard in virtualization and the way you should be testing/developing....
by Andrey Zaharov | Jul 12, 2016 | BlogPosts, Talend, Tech Tips
Introduction Sometimes you need to merge files from a source/sources into a single file. Perhaps weekly reports into a single monthly report. Or some log files retrieved from an FTP store that you wish to aggregate together into a single file for storage or further...
by Andrey Zaharov | Jul 5, 2016 | BlogPosts, Talend, Tech Tips
Introduction Talend Studio provides a great number of configuration tools for Hadoop Clusters. It also gives you the ability to run Spark jobs on your local environment. However, you might still run into issues running code in distributed mode across the entire...
by Tom Saunders | Jun 7, 2016 | BlogPosts, Talend, Tech Tips
Welcome to the Datalytyx Tube Series! This is part 1 of the Datalytyx Tube Series. If you have not already read the introduction, you can find it via this link: Datalytyx Tube Series #1: Exploring the London Underground. In this blog article, we will take a look at...
by Tom Saunders | Jun 1, 2016 | BlogPosts, Tableau, Talend, Tech Tips
Welcome to the Datalytyx Tube Series! Have you ever wondered how the mobile app on your phone knows when London tube’s Central line is suffering from minor delays or that there is a part closure on the Overground network? Well, the very data that drives these...
by Tom Saunders | May 31, 2016 | BlogPosts, Talend, Tech Tips
In my previous blog, I showed you how to integrate Stanford CoreNLP with Talend using a simple example. In this post I’ll show you how to modify that code in order to make the most of Talend’s strengths as a data integration tool. Let’s get to it...