Magniv

One line data science infra

4 followers

One line data science infra

4 followers

Today’s data stack was built for yesterday’s software engineers. Data scientists deserve their own tools. Magniv is an open-source Python library that lets data scientists deploy apps independently, without relying on support from software engineers.

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Developer Tools•Tech•Data Science

Launch Team

Jared Zoneraich

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Maker

Thanks for the hunt @benln. Hey Product Hunt !! We’ve been hacking hard to get this launched, excited that today’s the day 😀 I’m one of the founders here at Magniv. We believe data scientists should work on data science, not infra. Magniv is trying to enable that ⛏️ Magniv is for teams struggling to hire that unicorn data scientist with deep infrastructure experience or for teams scrambling to organize complex webs of cron tasks and Airflow DAGs. By offloading data infrastructure to Magniv, data teams can be built from *only* data scientists. (also happy to set up any hobbiests on the platform who are trying to orchestrate some tasks!) Check out our blog post for more product feature details: https://blog.magniv.io/introduci... Love to hear what you think and I’ll be here to answer any questions 🙏 - Jared

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3yr ago

Jonathan Pedoeem

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Maker

Hey PH! Jon here — one of the founders of Magniv. Excited to show you all what we have been working on and hearing some of your thoughts :) At Magniv, we are focused on building a platform from the ground up that is designed specifically for data scientists and not software engineers. We believe that tools like Magniv is what is missing from the Modern Data Stack: https://blog.magniv.io/what-is-m... The community, especially the software engineering one, has a lot of strong opinions about Data Scientists and how they should operate, while some of the opinions are valid — the answer is not to force Data Scientists into Software engineers but rather to produce better tooling. Our beta echoes this principle and allows data scientists to orchestrate their jobs with one line of code!

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3yr ago