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Paper Title: Cohesive Data Workflows: A Unified Framework for AWS and GCP
Authors Name: Praveen Kodakandla
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Abstract: The widespread adoption of cloud computing has encouraged organizations to design data architectures that span several cloud providers, enhancing flexibility, resilience, and innovation in how data is processed and secured. This shift has accelerated the movement toward cohesive data ecosystems, where companies architect unified data operations that operate seamlessly across AWS, Google Cloud, and other providers. A well-structured multi-cloud approach minimizes vendor dependency, optimizes cost-to-performance ratios, and ensures compliance with global data regulations. However, this model also introduces challenges—such as harmonizing diverse data formats, maintaining consistent security postures, synchronizing pipelines, and enabling unified observability. This article explores the frameworks, tools, and design principles essential for cross-cloud big data engineering. It highlights how core services like Amazon S3, AWS Glue, GCP BigQuery, and DataProc can be integrated to build distributed, scalable, and governed pipelines. Through an applied use case, it demonstrates how enterprises can implement fault-tolerant, cost-efficient, and AI-enabled pipelines that unify disparate environments into a single logical data fabric. The discussion concludes with an overview of emerging trends such as cloud-agnostic orchestration layers, generative-AI-driven data governance, and intelligent workload optimization—cornerstones of tomorrow’s unified data architectures.
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Cite Article: "Cohesive Data Workflows: A Unified Framework for AWS and GCP", International Journal for Research Trends and Innovation (www.ijrti.org), ISSN:2455-2631, Vol.6, Issue 11, page no.68-78, November-2021, Available :http://www.ijrti.org/papers/IJRTI2111014.pdf
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