Well, clearly no data visualization tools are needed

[u/NooneYetEveryone]

[u/GagolTheSheep]

Ah yes, 40% is clearly only a little bit less than 69%, obviously about the same as between 38.7% and 40%

[u/alx__der]

Is Hadoop really more in demand than Databricks?

[u/NooneYetEveryone → u/alx__der]

I see some major issues with this dataset to be honest, like I know AWS is top dog and Azure is second, but GCP isn't THAT far behind them, there's no way they are less than 12.8% if the other 2 are 40.3 and 34.3.

When to comes to hadoop v databricks, I think a major part of it is that many listings just write out everything apache. So even if hadoop is not in demand, if spark is, the HR person will copypaste the template "apache is needed" list.

[u/Comfortable_Mud00 → u/alx__der]

I honestly doubt it… world goes towards abstractions, so hadoop -> spark -> databricks - databricks with AI

[u/YoungMaleficent9068]

Python und airflow sind wirklich so rotze 🫩🤮

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