Jeremy Barthe
@jeremybarthe.bsky.social
Tech Lead of the subscriptions team at @mediapart.fr and doing more and more data engineering and analysis 😍 (DuckDB fan :))
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Personne n'y comprend rien (Yannick Kergoat)
Personne n'y comprend rien est un film réalisé par Yannick Kergoat avec Fabrice Arfi, Julia Cagé, Patrick Haimzadeh, Danièle Klein et Karl Laske. Synopsis : Une démocratie et une dictature. Une campag...
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February 1, 2025 at 10:31 AM
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Oh, thanks for this clarification, I didn't know that MotherDuck can store credentials, that's a nice feature! And it matches perfectly with the needs of a data catalog :)
I'm currently using DuckDB with an S3 bucket but considering try MotherDuck 😉
I'm currently using DuckDB with an S3 bucket but considering try MotherDuck 😉
November 25, 2024 at 8:34 AM
Oh, thanks for this clarification, I didn't know that MotherDuck can store credentials, that's a nice feature! And it matches perfectly with the needs of a data catalog :)
I'm currently using DuckDB with an S3 bucket but considering try MotherDuck 😉
I'm currently using DuckDB with an S3 bucket but considering try MotherDuck 😉
I like how you use DuckDB as a catalog to access data stored in multiple external systems 😍 I'm just curious about how it works with secrets, each client has to configure credentials, right? The credentials aren't stored in Motherduck? Anyway, it's really cool and easy to setup! :)
November 24, 2024 at 9:52 PM
I like how you use DuckDB as a catalog to access data stored in multiple external systems 😍 I'm just curious about how it works with secrets, each client has to configure credentials, right? The credentials aren't stored in Motherduck? Anyway, it's really cool and easy to setup! :)