Apache Beam
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What both publish
| Fact | Apache Beam | dbplyr |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | Beam is aimed at data and software developers building data processing pipelines on supported back ends. | The documentation describes using dbplyr when data already lives in a database or is too large to fit in memory at once. |
| License | Apache Beam is distributed by the Apache Software Foundation under the Apache License version 2.0. | The dbplyr site identifies the package license as MIT. |
Apache Beam plans
- Apache BeamFree
- Apache Beam SDKFree
dbplyr plans
- dbplyrFree
Pick Apache Beam if…
It suits data and software developers building batch or streaming pipelines for supported execution back ends. Beam Playground may help those who want to explore examples without a local installation.
Pick dbplyr if…
It suits R users working with data held in a database, especially when that data is too large to fit in memory. Users need a DBI backend package for their chosen database.