EP14 - Enabling Data Mesh with Dremio Arctic and Data as Code

EPISODE · May 1, 2023 · 42 MIN

EP14 - Enabling Data Mesh with Dremio Arctic and Data as Code

from Gnarly Data Waves by Dremio

Many organizations are moving to a data mesh, a decentralized approach to data architecture that emphasizes domain ownership of data products. Data as code is the practice of managing data the same way software developers manage code in application development, and in a data mesh architecture it can simplify and accelerate the process of building, managing, and sharing data products. In this video, you'll learn: - Why businesses adopt a data mesh strategy, and key components of a data mesh architecture. - How data as code enables domain owners to build, manage, and share data products. - How Dremio Arctic delivers data as code functionality so domain owners can ship data products as easily as developers ship software products. See all upcoming episodes: https://www.dremio.com/gnarly-data-wa... Connect with us! Twitter: https://bit.ly/30pcpE1 LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2PoqsDq Facebook: https://bit.ly/2BV881V Community Forum: https://bit.ly/2ELXT0W Github: https://bit.ly/3go4dcM Blog: https://bit.ly/2DgyR9B Questions?: https://bit.ly/30oi8tX Website: https://bit.ly/2XmtEnN#datalakehouse #analytics #datawarehouse #datalake #opendatalakehouse #gnarlydatawaves #apacheiceberg #dremio #dremioartic #datamesh #metadata #modernization #datasharing #migration #ETL #datasilos #datagrowth #selfservice #compliance #arctic #dataascode #branches #tags #optimized #automates #datamovement #clustering #metrics #filtering #partitioning #sorting #tableformat #metastore #ApacheArrow #nessie #dremioarctic

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