Results for “geopandas”

Generates Python code using BigQuery DataFrames (BigFrames), the pandas/scikit-learn-style API over BigQuery, for dataframe and ML workflows.

Create, validate, and improve IP geolocation feeds in CSV format with RFC 8805 compliance and opinionated best practices for network operators.

Streams change data capture from Google Cloud Spanner into Redpanda or Kafka using Redpanda Connect's gcp_spanner_cdc input, with partition-aware watermarked delivery and support for Redpanda Enterprise features.

Operate a self-managed Redpanda broker process and node from the CLI using the `rpk redpanda` command family and `rpk iotune`: node lifecycle (start/stop), production vs. development mode, kernel autotuning, node configuration (redpanda.yaml), and per-node Admin API operations including broker.

Provisions and manages Redpanda Cloud Serverless clusters via the public Control Plane API, including authentication, cluster lifecycle, and data-plane operations.

Operate Redpanda through its Kafka-compatible API: produce and consume records, manage topics and consumer groups, run transactions, and configure tiered storage using rpk and Kafka clients.

Build streaming data pipelines with Redpanda Connect using declarative YAML configs, Bloblang mappings, and component discovery. Covers running, linting, and dry-running pipelines.

Diagnoses and validates Redpanda Connect pipelines using linting, dry-run connection tests, logging, metrics, tracing, and health endpoints, including enterprise feature troubleshooting.

Operates Redpanda's Agentic Data Plane: manages AI agents, MCP servers, LLM providers, budgets, guardrails, and Cedar access policies via the `rpk ai` CLI and API, including OAuth wiring and spend/transcript insights.

Collect local and remote Redpanda diagnostics bundles and inspect broker process info using the `rpk debug` command group, including triaging enterprise features from captured logs, metrics, and profiles.

Operate a Redpanda cluster via its HTTP Admin API on port 9644, covering broker lifecycle, partitions, cluster config, health, security, and enterprise features.

Build, deploy, and manage Redpanda Data Transforms, WebAssembly functions that run inside the broker to transform records from an input topic to one or more output topics. Use when writing or deploying a transform in Go (TinyGo), Rust, JavaScript, or TypeScript; using `rpk transform.

Query external data from Oxla — Kafka topics via catalogs, Apache Iceberg tables, and S3/GCS/Azure parquet/ORC files — alongside native Oxla tables. Use when querying Kafka topics with CREATE KAFKA CATALOG or CREATE REDPANDA CATALOG, reading Apache Iceberg tables with the catalog=>path.table syntax, loading or.

Provisions and manages Redpanda Cloud Dedicated clusters via the Control Plane API, covering network and cluster creation, polling operations, and connectivity configuration.

Manage Kafka consumer groups on Redpanda with rpk group: list, describe, seek, delete groups, and delete offsets.

Manage Redpanda topics and produce or consume records from the CLI using the `rpk topic` command group. Use when creating or deleting topics with custom partitions, replication, or configs; altering topic configs or retention; adding partitions; trimming or deleting records; or using `rpk topic produce`/`consume` with.

Operate a Redpanda cluster's health, brokers, configuration, and maintenance from the CLI using the `rpk cluster` command group, the front-end to the Admin API. Use when checking cluster health or metadata, decommissioning or recommissioning brokers, getting or setting cluster config properties, balancing or moving.

Land and deploy workflow. Merges the PR, waits for CI and deploy, verifies production health via canary checks. Takes over after /ship creates the PR. Use when: "merge", "land", "deploy", "merge and verify", "land it", "ship it to production". (gstack)

Land and deploy workflow. (gstack)

Authenticate to Redpanda Cloud and manage clusters, resource groups, BYOC provisioning, and the MCP server for AI agents using the rpk CLI.