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In this article, we'll demonstrate how we can process complex data types stored on S3 in PowerShell. In our case, these are the Bitrise configuration files but it could be any information stored.

At Bitrise we love automation: it can save you time for creative work. Originally, PowerShell was developed to support system administrators automating and managing tasks and processes of the Windows operating system. Why should we consider and how can we use it in data business?

Even less frequent social media users can recognize the increased importance of images and videos: each of them holds a tremendous amount of information. The more images your user generates, the higher the need is to implement some level of artificial intelligence. As a data scientist or application developer you should not miss this source of data.

Be a guest of Bitrise for an awesome data workshop on Nov 30 or Dec 14. Apply for one of our workshops about NoSQL data analysis or CI/CD.

We've already presented a possible way to create ad-hoc reports on GitHub data, but if you regularly work with information about the repositories it is worth building a package that would collect this information in a regular relational database. Read the guide on building a package processing this data.

At Bitrise we have multiple organizations registered on GitHub with several open source repositories. Our developers and managers often need to access a quick overview of the current status of repositories and/or issues. Read about our methods for processing data from GitHub API.

ClickUp is a feature-rich, fast growing project management app we use at Bitrise. However, for reporting, we had to create a workaround using their API. Read on for the details.