Mage
In case of Mage, we need to follow the below mentioned steps to install in the local system or cloud environment. Currently I am going to show the installation process in my local system using pip and it can be done using docket image too.
- Install Mage
pip install mage-ai
- Create a new project
mage start [project_name]
- OpenĀ http://localhost:6789 in your browser and build a pipeline.
- Run the pipeline after building it in the tool.
mage run [project_name] [pipeline]
- If you want to create a different project with a different name, run the following:
mage init [project_name]
Snowflake
In case of snowflake, we need to follow the below mentioned steps to get started with snowflake environment.
- You can sign up for a free trial account on the Snowflake website.This will give you access to a fully functional Snowflake account, which you can use to explore the features of the platform.
- Once you have access to a Snowflake account, you can start learning the basics of the platform. Snowflake offers many resources to help you start, including tutorials, documentation, and online training courses.
- To start using Snowflake, you will need to connect to the platform. Snowflake provides several ways to connect, including web-based, command-line, and various drivers and connectors for popular programming languages.
- Once you are connected to Snowflake, you can start loading data into the platform. Snowflake supports a variety of data sources, including CSV files, JSON files, and various types of databases. You can use the Snowflake web interface or a command-line tool to load data into Snowflake.
- Once data is loaded into Snowflake, you can start querying it to get insights. Snowflake supports a variety of query languages, including SQL, ANSI SQL, and SnowSQL. You can use the Snowflake web interface or a command-line tool to run queries against your data.