data ingestion
[ˈdeɪtə ɪnˈdʒɛʃən]
nounpl: data ingestions
ingestão de dados
1. The process of importing, receiving, and processing data from various sources into a storage system, database, or data warehouse for analysis and processing
Data ingestion is the first step in our data pipeline, where we collect information from multiple APIs and databases.
A ingestão de dados é a primeira etapa do nosso pipeline de dados, onde coletamos informações de múltiplas APIs e bancos de dados.
2. In big data and cloud computing contexts, the automated transfer of raw data from source systems to a centralized repository
The company uses Apache Kafka for real-time data ingestion from thousands of IoT sensors.
A empresa usa Apache Kafka para ingestão de dados em tempo real de milhares de sensores IoT.
Data ingestion is a core concept in modern data science and cloud computing, increasingly important in both Brazilian and Portuguese tech industries as companies adopt big data solutions. The term is used identically across Portuguese-speaking countries in technical contexts. In the USA, it's become standard terminology in Silicon Valley and tech startups, reflecting the growing importance of data engineering roles.
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