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Welcome to the Building the Backend Podcast! We’re a data podcast focused on uncovering the data technologies, processes, and patterns that are driving today’s most successful companies. You will hear from data leaders sharing their knowledge and insights with what’s working and what’s not working for them. Our goal is to bring you valuable insights that will save you and your team time when building a modern data architecture in the cloud. Topics will span from big data, AI, ML, governance, visualizations, and best practices for enabling your organization to be data-driven. If you are a chief data officer, data architect, data engineer, data analyst, and those building the backend data solutions then HIT SUBSCRIBE!
Opdateringsfrekvens:
every 10 days
Gjennomsnittlig lydlængde:
34 minutes
Engelsk
USA
43 episoder
siden 3. februar 2021
episodic
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AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~98.75% of listeners are from United States.
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In this episode we speak with Justin Borgman, Chairman & CEO at Starburst, which is based on open source Trino (formerly PrestoSQL) and was recently valued at $3.35 billion after securing their series D funding. In this episode we discuss convergence of DW’s / DL's, why data lakes fail an…
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In this episode we speak with Paul Singman Developer Advocate at Treeverse / LakeFS. LakeFS is an open source project that allows you to transform your object storage into a Git-like repository.
Top 3 takeaways
LakeFS enables use cases like debugging to quickly view historical versions of your d…
In this episode we speak with Matt Topol, Vice President, Principal Software Architect @ FactSet and dive deep into how they are taking advantage of Apache Arrow for faster processing and data access.
Below are the top 3 value bombs:
Apache Arrow is an open-source in-memory columnar format that c…
In this episode we speak with Chad Sanderson head of data and early stage startup advisor focused on data innovation @ Convoy and uncover their journey to implementing Amundsen, an open source data catalog.Below are the top 3 value bombs:
Data Scientist’s should not be spending the majority of t…
Your data team should not just be keeping the lights on, but should be building and creating data products to support the business. In this episode we speak with Murali Bhogavalli a data product manager and explore what is a data product manager and how they differ from a traditional product manage…
In this episode of Building The Backend we hear from Mark Grover founder @ Stemma, co-creator of Amundsen. Stemma is a fully managed data catalog, powered by the leading open-source data catalog, Amundsen.
Below are top 3 value bombs:
Automated data catalogs are critical to help wrangle the growi…
In this episode of Building The Backend we hear from Dipti Borkar cofounder @ Ahana a managed service for Presto on AWS, where we talk all about the data lake, how it should be structured and where the industry is going. Below are top 3 value bombs:
Presto is an open source distributed SQL query…
What tools are you using for data viz? Are they low cost? One option is Apache Superset, in this episode we speak with Robert Stolz to learn more about Superset and other open source data tools.
Top 3 Value Bombs:
One popular use case with Apache Superset is embedding it within applications beca…
In this episode of Building The Backend we hear from Simon Crosby – CTO @ Swim an open source edge computing operating system, where we talk all about edge computing, event streaming and much more.
Below are top 3 value bombs:
Edge means more than just being physically located somewhere it could…
This episode is a little different then the usual format. Instead of interviewing a data leader - I share what I consider are the 12 most important principles when designing a modern data architecture. Please message me on LinkedIn with the thoughts on this show.
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