Prompt

What should I use to feed scraped data into downstream analytics?

Technology / Data infrastructure1 observationLast seen Sep 24, 2026

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Sep 24, 2026OpenAI APIWeb search: off

For feeding scraped data into downstream analytics, the best choice is usually a structured storage layer plus a pipeline to clean/transform it first.

Good default options

  • PostgreSQL: Best if you want something simple, reliable, and easy to query with SQL.
  • Data warehouse like BigQuery, Snowflake, or Redshift: Best if the scraped data is large and you’ll be doing lots of analytics.
  • Parquet files on object storage like S3/GCS/Azure Blob: Best for scalable, cost-effective analytics pipelines, especially with tools like Spark, DuckDB, or Athena.

Typical pipeline

  1. Scrape raw data
  2. Store it in a raw format first
  3. Clean/normalize it into a structured table or columnar file
  4. Load it into your analytics destination
  5. Use BI/analytics tools or notebooks on top

Rule of thumb

  • Small to medium volume: PostgreSQL
  • Large scale analytics: BigQuery/Snowflake/Redshift
  • Cheap, flexible lake-style pipeline: Parquet + S3

If you want near-real-time analytics

Use a stream/event pipeline such as:

  • Kafka
  • Amazon Kinesis
  • Google Pub/Sub

If you tell me your scale, budget, and whether you need batch or real-time analytics, I can recommend a specific stack.

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