Ahmad Sayyid Kamal

Huawei | Data Engineer| Data Analyst | Graphics Designer 🇳🇬

[Ahmad Sayyid Kamal @kamalsayyidd]

Data Engineering Tracker :

[Ahmad Sayyid Kamal @kamalsayyidd]

RAG is a game changer in the data engineering field.

[Ahmad Sayyid Kamal @kamalsayyidd]

Failure us just the beginning of success! I #dbt #dataengineering

[Ahmad Sayyid Kamal @kamalsayyidd]

Ofcourse Kestra does other things a workflow orchetrator tool does:

✅ Use variables and expressions for dynamic workflows
✅ Implement backfill for historical data
✅ Schedule workflows with timezone/events
✅ Monitor / log errors, as well as taking extra steps when they occur

[Ahmad Sayyid Kamal @kamalsayyidd]

Data Engineering Tracker :

[Ahmad Sayyid Kamal @kamalsayyidd]

The AI in Kestra is of 2:
1. AI Copilot: helps create workflows with full context of plugins, syntax, and best practices.

2. RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation): gives AI access to up-to-date, accurate info at query time.

How RAG Works

[Ahmad Sayyid Kamal @kamalsayyidd]

Terraform - infra as code (cloud & on prem) Version, reuse and share

Why?
Easy to keep track
Easy collabo
Reproducibility
Ensure resources are removed

Commands
1. Init - Get providers needed
2. ⁠plan - What to do
3. ⁠Apply - do
4. ⁠Destroy - remove/undo
5. fmt -format

[Ahmad Sayyid Kamal @kamalsayyidd]

1. Containerize applications with Docker and Docker Compose
2. Set up PostgreSQL databases and write SQL queries

[Ahmad Sayyid Kamal @kamalsayyidd]

@DataTalksClub finally triggered me to ask

[Ahmad Sayyid Kamal @kamalsayyidd]

Thank You Co-pilot. I have been wanting to know the actual reason why people use count(1) . I have always used count(*). What do you use?

[Ahmad Sayyid Kamal @kamalsayyidd]

Thank You Co-pilot. I have been wanting to know the actual reason why people use count(1) . I have always used count(*). What do you use?

[Ahmad Sayyid Kamal @kamalsayyidd]

@engrICO2015 This is the original Hausa writing system,Ajami, which uses Arabic letters. Hausas have been using this writing system long before Westerners arrived in Nigeria.

[F A A R E E S 💫 🇵🇸 @MFaarees_]

Let's all REPOST this video!

They gave the weapons and the money, and yet try to use the insecurity as an excuse to destroy our country!

[@FLEXIBLE QUEEN👸♥️ @flexiblenancy]

I beg you in the name of Allah to repost this tirelessly:

Their is no christians genocide in Nigeria.

When we unite to fight this evils, we will surely win, but when we are divided, they will use our silence to break and destroy us. They need to understand that we have already mastered their games.

Repost, repost, repost and repost.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[Ahmad Sayyid Kamal @kamalsayyidd]

@EmmanuelUzodi16 @oil_shaeikh You actually have no idea of the depth of trump statement.let me cut it short for you. If they eventually come here, the aftermath is going to be like that of lybia, iraq, afghanistan and the likes. Which do you prefer? Now or that?

[WarNuse @WarNuse]

They Lied About Yugoslavia. They Lied About Iraq. They Lied About Libya. They Lied About Syria. They Lied About Afghanistan. They Lied About Sudan. They Lied About Somalia. They Lied About Lebanon. They Lied About Ukraine. They Lied About Russia. They Lied About Palestine. They Lied About Iran.

[Osas @osazenoo]

The fact that powerful nations like the U.S. are increasingly critical of Nigeria should tell you something; we’re finally charting an independent course. They don’t target irrelevant nations; they pressure countries whose rising influence threatens established interests.

Nigeria’s insecurity challenge has deep local roots but also external funding links; from the illicit arms trade to foreign-backed NGOs exploiting internal tensions. Even intelligence around the recent failed coup attempt pointed to external leanings. Yet, when over 48,000 Americans died from gun violence in 2023, or when a U.S. political figure was assassinated in broad daylight, the world didn’t call for “international intervention.”

Our security challenges are not religious; they’re strategic and economic. Nigeria must stop being a puppet to foreign narratives. We are a sovereign nation, and defending our independence; politically, economically, and militarily is not defiance; it’s dignity.

[Ahmad Sayyid Kamal @kamalsayyidd]

@EmmanuelUzodi16 @oil_shaeikh Oh please, dont be myopic, do you actually think that these people are coming to help you/us/nigeria? Really?

Here i was thinking that your degrees were something