r/dataengineering

72K archived posts · Feb 2015 – Sep 2026

Data Engineering

r/dataengineering

News & discussion on Data Engineering topics, including but not limited to: data pipelines, databases, data formats, storage, data modeling, data governance, cleansing, NoSQL, distributed systems, streaming, batch, Big Data, and workflow engines.

Created Feb 6, 2015

256KMembers (last snapshot)

72KArchived posts

Read our wiki: https://dataengineering.wiki/

Rules:

Don't be a jerk
Search the sub & wiki before asking a question: Your question has likely been asked and answered before so do a quick search before posting.
Keep it related to data engineering: Posts that are unrelated to data engineering may be better for other communities.
Limit self-promotion posts/comments to once a month: Self promotion: Any form of content designed to further an individual's or organization's goals. If one works for an organization this rule applies to all accounts associated with that organization. See also rule #5.
No shill/opaque marketing: f you work for a company/have a monetary interest in the entity you are promoting you must clearly state your relationship. For posts, you must distinguish the post with the Brand Affiliate flag. See more here: https://www.ftc.gov/influencers
No job posts: Please use r/dataengineeringjobs instead.
No resume reviews/interview posts: We no longer allow resume reviews or interview questions because it's a seperate topic from Data Engineering. Instead, for resume reviews please use r/resumes or search our subreddit history for previous resume review advice. For interview questions, use sites like Glassdoor and Blind instead or search our subreddit history for previous interview advice.
No technical error/bug questions: Please post any error/bug question on StackOverflow.

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