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In this episode, Oliver Cronk, Andrew Carr and David Hope talk about the ever-changing world of data, with conversations moving from data warehouse to data lake, and data mesh to data fabric. They discuss the importance of data ownership and common tooling, and their view that data mesh is an approach rather than an architecture.
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Data Mesh by Zhamak Dehghani
Data Fabric as Modern Data Architecture by Alice LaPlante
Principles of Data Fabric by Sonia Mezzetta
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