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In this episode, we discuss:
- Why an Event-Driven architecture makes sense for modernization (6:44)
- Where technical debt creeps in during modernization initiatives (14:00)
- What is Apache Pinot and what does StarTree do? (19:26)
- Can you use the Strangler Fig Pattern at the data layer? (29:46)
For more information, check out these resources:
Introducing StarTree Community Slack:
https://www.startree.ai/blog/introducing-startree-community-slack
Check out Tim’s Twitter and LinkedIn profiles
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