Brim Data

Love this quote from a happy zq user! We expect Zed is going change some norms in the data world. #DataEngineering #DataScience

Red squiggly lines! The Zui app can now detect errors in the query and mark them up within the query editor as you’re writing. It can underline your semantic errors in addition to syntax problems. Thanks to @MattNib for the /query/describe endpoint. #datascience #dataviz

Data has been incredibly easy to load into Zui, now it's just as easy to export it. Our latest Zui Insiders build includes the option to export the results of a query into a new or existing pool. Export to Pool Demo

Here we explore an entire day of public #GitHub activity about (2GB compressed) with Zui and Zed's fuse() aggregator. With a 4 word query, we can see the "schema" for each GitHub event type. Zed is a powerful tool for exploring unfamiliar datasets.

The zed language now has the "grok()" function. Use it to turn lines of text into structured records. Here's a syslog example:

Network security users! The latest Zui (v1.6.0) is now bundling Zeek v6.0.3. Get several more event types from your loaded pcaps and support for more link layer protocols.

We just released Zui 1.6 which includes a long-awaited, highly-requested feature. Dark Mode

Loading data into Zui is pretty much as easy as it gets. Drop or paste a file, preview, load. Now we're making it just as easy to get data out. We will soon be adding a "Copy to Clipboard" button when exporting results. Check it out 🍿

'Spread' some cheer '...this' holiday season. 🎄

Check '...this' out. You can spread records in Zed the same way you do it in JavaScript. Here we spread the current record value then overwrite the "speed" and "animal" fields. {...🦊, 🐢}

Did you know that zed stores data using a git-like commit system? Accidentally load the wrong data into a pool? Simply use the "zed revert" command to undo!

Let's shape some network data with the cast function!

Better late than never! 🤖 It should have always done this, but as of Zed 1.11 you can now search for unicode characters in your data. 🚀

Building off the last tweet, - here we"get" the html from the website - collect all the lines of text into an array - join the array into a single string - use the regexp function to extract a table cell Now we know where we are in the world! 😆