Top Community Contributors - November 2021

[CoreyS]

It's turkey season! So this month we are thankful for these contributors to the Dataiku Community!

As we saw last month, there is lots of great activity across the community on all sorts of topics. These posters helped keep balance to the force throughout October:

@epsi95 - Bringing the stuffing and mashed potatoes with 3 topics published, 5 replies authored, 7 kudos given, and 2 solutions accepted

Some of their contributions include: How to connect to remote private GIT repository; How to access global variables inside visual recipes?; Re: Create a Dataset with Python Code  

@Meirkhan  - With contributions as sweet as pumpkin pie they had 3 topics published; 7 replies authored; and 3 solutions accepted

Some of these contributions include: sync partitioned dataset to GCS; Database schema name setting in dataset;  set_definition_and_payload() error on sync recipe   

@Ankur30  - Carving the turkey with 4 topics published, 13 replies authored, and 5 solutions accepted

Some of their contributions include: Writing Data to s3 from Dataiku; folder in s3 bucket in format /${project_key}/yyyy-mm-dd-filename.; Update redshift table column with dataiku project variable.   

Thank you all for your contributions and conversation. Check out our other Top Contributors of this community. Looking to join these Top Community Contributors? Check out some of our Community Resources and best practices. If you want to be featured, we’re looking for quality contributions including topics starts, replies given, solutions authored and more!

[Ankur30]

Thank You @CoreyS for featuring me in the Community top contributor list.

[epsi95]

Thank you @CoreyS , such a wonderful community, looking forward to learning and giving back.