Villupuram GLUG

Data Analytics with Python Training – 36’th Week Recap

Date:16 ‘th March 2025 (Sunday)
Time: 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM

Venue:
Padmanabhan Arangam, Bhavani Street, Alamelupuram, Villupuram-605602.
Landmark: Ulagamani thirumana mandapam
Villupuram 605602

Minutes of meeting

Data Analytics with Python Arts Team 1 , Team 2 & Engineering Team 1, Team 2

Topics:

  • Session 1: Metabase Continuation

Session 1:

Metabase Continuation :

What is a Meta Base?

Definition: A meta base is a structured repository of data that provides insights and analytics for decision-making.


Purpose: To organize, manage, and analyze data effectively.

Key Components of a Meta Base:

Data Sources: Where the data originates (e.g., databases, APIs).


Data Storage: How and where data is stored (e.g., cloud storage, local servers).


Data Retrieval: Methods for accessing and querying data.

Basic Data Types:

Structured Data: Organized data in fixed fields (e.g., databases).


Unstructured Data: Unorganized data without a predefined format (e.g., text files, images).

Simple Queries:

Introduction to basic querying languages (e.g., SQL).
Example: Retrieving data from a table using a simple SELECT statement

Advanced Topics:
Advanced Analytics:
Predictive Analytics: Techniques for forecasting future trends based on historical data.


Machine Learning: Introduction to algorithms that enable systems to learn from data and make predictions.


Data Governance and Compliance:
Data Quality Management: Ensuring accuracy, consistency, and reliability of data.


Regulatory Compliance: Understanding laws and regulations governing data usage (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA).


6. Performance and Optimization
Database Optimization Techniques:
Indexing: Improving data retrieval speed by creating indexes on database columns.


Query Optimization: Techniques for writing efficient queries to reduce execution time.


Scalability Considerations:
Horizontal vs. Vertical Scaling: Strategies for scaling databases to handle increased loads.


7. Integration and Automation
APIs and Data Connectivity:
Using APIs: How to connect and integrate with external data sources and services.


Automation Tools: Introduction to tools like Apache Airflow for automating data workflows.


Real-Time Data Processing:
Stream Processing: Techniques for processing data in real-time (e.g., Apache Kafka, Apache Flink).


8. Future Trends and Innovations
Emerging Technologies:
Artificial Intelligence in Data Management: How AI is transforming data analytics and decision-making.


Blockchain for Data Integrity: Exploring the role of blockchain in ensuring data security and transparency.

Example: A Simple Library Database:

Basic Data Types:

  • BookID (Integer, Primary Key)
  • Title (String)
  • AuthorID (Integer, Foreign Key)
  • PublishedYear (Integer)

Authors Table:

  • AuthorID (Integer, Primary Key)
  • Name (String)
  • Country (String)

Borrowers Table:

  • BorrowerID (Integer, Primary Key)
  • Name (String)
  • MembershipDate (Date)

Basic Operations (CRUD):

  • Create: Add new books, authors, or borrowers to the database.
  • Read: Retrieve information about books, authors, or borrowers.
  • Update: Modify existing records (e.g., updating a book’s title).
  • Delete: Remove records from the database (e.g., deleting a borrower).

Simple Query Example:

SELECT Books.Title, Authors.Name
FROM Books
JOIN Authors ON Books.AuthorID = Authors.AuthorID;

                                   Devops

Linux advance commands recall :

  • grep: Search for patterns in files.
    Example: grep “search_term” file.txt
  • find: Search for files and directories.
    Example: find /path -name “*.txt”
  • awk: Text processing and pattern scanning.
    Example: awk ‘{print $1}’ file.txt
  • sed: Stream editor for filtering and transforming text.
    Example: sed ‘s/old/new/g’ file.txt
  • tar: Archive files.
    Example: tar -czvf archive.tar.gz /path
  • rsync: Synchronize files/directories.
    Example: rsync -avz /source/ /destination/
  • chmod: Change file permissions.
    Example: chmod 755 script.sh
  • chown: Change file owner and group.
    Example: chown user:group file.txt
  • top / htop: Display running processes.Example: top or htop
  • ps: Report current processes.Example: ps aux | grep process_name
  • netstat / ss: Network statistics.Example: netstat -tuln or ss -tuln
  • df: Report disk space usage.
    Example: df -h
  • du: Estimate file/directory space usage.
    Example: du -sh /path
  • curl: Transfer data from/to a server.
    Example: curl -O http://example.com/file.txt
  • wget: Download files from the web.
    Example: wget http://example.com/file.txt
  • ssh: Secure shell for remote login.
    Example: ssh user@hostname
  • screen / tmux: Terminal multiplexers for managing multiple sessions.
    Example: screen or tmux
  • crontab: Schedule periodic jobs.
    Example: crontab -e
  • systemctl: Control systemd services.
    Example: systemctl status service_name

Acknowledgements

A big thanks to all the speakers: Vignesh, Kowsalya, Dilip, Vijayalakshmi for sharing their knowledge. The sessions provided valuable insights and practical learning experiences.

Thanking you

VGLUG Volunteer

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