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DBT (Data Build Tool) streamlines data modeling and transformations in modern data platforms. This tech blog dives into the essentials of setting up DBT projects, executing transformations, and offers an illustrative project example, capped off with best practices for creating robust DBT models.

DBT (Data Build Tool) is an open-source software tool that enables data analysts and engineers to transform and model data in the data warehouse. It simplifies the ETL process by focusing on the 'T' – transformation – and integrates seamlessly with modern cloud-based data platforms.

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This article outlines the integration between Mage and Google BigQuery, a serverless data warehousing service. We'll discuss the integration process, its benefits, and how it aids businesses in making data-driven decisions.

Google BigQuery is a serverless, scalable data warehouse on Google Cloud. It supports real-time analytics, machine learning, and GIS capabilities. With its unique architecture separating storage and computing, it offers automatic scalability and strong security, ideal for data-driven businesses.

Snowflake is a cloud-based data warehousing platform that brings a new level of performance, simplicity, and affordability to businesses that require big data processing and analytics.

Amazon Redshift is a powerful, scalable data warehousing service within the AWS ecosystem. It excels in handling large datasets with its columnar storage, parallel query execution, and features like Redshift Spectrum and RA3 instances. Redshift's clustered architecture, robust security, and integration with AWS services make it a go-to choice for businesses needing efficient and secure data management solutions.

Mage pivoted from an AI platform to an open-source data pipeline tool and is making a huge impact on the lives of data engineers around the world.

Dive into the implementation of stream data processing with Mage, using Kafka as source.