Pachyderm Review

The UI feels very intuitive to use, we can easily configure pipelines with multiple steps using docker compose files. It's easy to integrate it in other applications like Jenkins or any CI/CD system as well. We're able to store our data directly into S3 without managing additional file systems which makes things easier than if you were storing your pipeline jobs on GCP storage buckets (like Google Cloud Storage). Also I really appreciate how they've made all their code available under Apache 2…

I like how easy it was to get up-and running, without any significant training or understanding of what's going into this software stack! It really makes sense out in front with your users by providing dashboards through their browser (or mobile app). The UI could use some more attention -- things are sometimes hard to find when you're looking at them from afar rather than being right there next to something interesting! If they can keep working towards making pachypodium even easier/more…

I really like how it can be used with different sources such as databases, file systems etc.. It's also possible to use R or Python in addition of other languages which makes my jobs easier while working with data analysis projects using this software. The only thing about pachy dermel is that sometimes during tests some times there will appear error logs but all works fine at end (sometimes errors are not detected). As my work needs me to perform big data analyses daily I have been able to do…