Alteryx Designer Cloud hits the mark
Designer cloud is a game changer for Alteryx since it allows users who are comfortable with cloud delivered services to benefit from a …
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What is Alteryx Designer Cloud?
Trifacta is a "data wrangling" (or data preparation) platform particularly of use with Hadoop, developed by the company Trifacta headquartered in San Francisco, California. Alteryx announced their acquisition of Trifacta in January of 2022.
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$500
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Starting price (does not include set up fee)
- $100 per month per user
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How to Use Trifacta and Snowflake to Prepare Data for Home Price & Rental Analysis
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Getting Started with Trifacta the Data Engineering Cloud
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What is Alteryx Designer Cloud?
Designer Cloud powered by Trifacta is part of the Alteryx Analytics Cloud platform. Designer Cloud democratizes data analytics across the organization with an open and interactive cloud platform for anyone who works with data to collaboratively profile, prepare, and pipeline data for analytics and machine learning. Organizations can connect to any data source, across all major cloud data platforms, and integrate Alteryx Analytics Cloud seamlessly into the existing data stack. Designer Cloud provides an interactive, visual user experience with AI/ML-based suggestions to guide users through the exploration and transformation of any dataset.
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Alteryx Designer Cloud Technical Details
| Deployment Types | Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | Unspecified |
| Mobile Application | No |
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Trifacta is a "data wrangling" (or data preparation) platform particularly of use with Hadoop, developed by the company Trifacta headquartered in San Francisco, California. Alteryx announced their acquisition of Trifacta in January of 2022.
Alteryx Designer Cloud starts at $100.
The most common users of Alteryx Designer Cloud are from Enterprises (1,001+ employees).
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April 07, 2023
Alteryx Designer Cloud hits the mark
Designer cloud is a game changer for Alteryx since it allows users who are comfortable with cloud delivered services to benefit from a similar user experience to Alteryx desktop products. Since it's functionality is growing rapidly it won't be long before the tooling available is also the same but for the meantime, being able to do ETL, prep and blend and other important functions to wrangle data without the costs of managing the infrastructure is very exciting. This coupled with the other elements of the product suite in the cloud such as Alteryx Auto Insights and ML make for a very strong cloud offering.
- Cloud based prep, blend, ETL and machine learning based data wrangling
- Low code no code data extraction, transformation and outputs to multiple sources
- ability to connect natively to AWS Snowflake and other industry standard lakehouse providers
- The current functionality is not as extensive as the desktop products but this is being recitifed quickly with monthly updates
- The interface is slightly different to the desktop products but this only takes a few minutes to work out
- Cloud based
- automated workflows
- Flexible and fast data connections to data warehouses/lakes
- integration with other Alteryx cloud products.
- Increased productvity by 5x
- Reduced costs of running and patching desktop and server based software entirely
April 28, 2022
A data cleaning tool that makes life simple
We use Trifacta to clean and align data sources to a DRUID database. It allows us to streamline our process of data integration using a tool that is not dependent on heavy tools that involve coding. This has simplified our hiring process because we do not need heavy coding requirements for each individual staff member. We can also copy and paste the process created in each data cleaning integration and repurpose our work. It really expediates simple tasks of data cleaning, etc.
- Gives automatic options for code.
- Allows for notes on code.
- Duplicates work and allows for repurposing work.
- Needs additional definitions for code.
- Automated code options.
- It makes it easier to hire staff for data cleaning.
January 31, 2019
Next generation of data prep
We are using Trifacta within our organization for multiple use cases. These include simple reporting, data profiling, issue detection, and data prep for analytics. The main benefit of this tool is that you can get at the target data very quickly compared to any programming language.
- Data profiling
- Big data processing
- Data wrangling
- Automation
- Smart algorithms suggest data manipulation steps when you simply select data.
- Hadoop source data tables are presented in a flat searchable list but I would rather see them in the native hierarchy.
- Web interface can be flaky. We often need to refresh the page.
- Trifacta is not cheap. Replacing expensive programmers is a plus, though.
- The ability to get at desired data quickly can be a differentiator for your organization, as tools like Trifacta are not yet mainstream, but they will be.
Our IT group presented Trifacta to me. They picked it out and among the crowd for me. This was way beyond ETL tools, SQL, or any programming language. It's just much faster and because it's sitting on Hadoop you bypass some of the slowdowns typically faced with RDBMS.