I hated SSIS. I wished I just had something akin to Python and dataframes to just parse things in a data pipeline. Instead I had some graphical tool whose error messages and deployments left a lot to be desired.
But SQLServer and Microsoft in general make for good platforms for companies: they’re ubiquitous enough that you won’t find it hard to find engineers to work on your stack, there’s support, etc
I hated SSIS. I wished I just had something akin to Python and dataframes to just parse things in a data pipeline. Instead I had some graphical tool whose error messages and deployments left a lot to be desired.
But SQLServer and Microsoft in general make for good platforms for companies: they’re ubiquitous enough that you won’t find it hard to find engineers to work on your stack, there’s support, etc