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Authors: Cheranellore Vasudevan, Mandy Chessell, David Radley, Dan Wolfson
2022-06-22

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The presentation discusses the importance of open source tools and integration in data operations (DataOps) and how it can promote democratization of data while ensuring security. The focus is on the Algeria and Open Lineage projects as examples of open source tools that can be used to achieve this goal.
  • Open source tools and integration are crucial in promoting democratization of data while ensuring security in DataOps.
  • Algeria and Open Lineage are examples of open source tools that can be used to achieve this goal.
  • Algeria operates in a peer-to-peer way, allowing each silo to invest in their own tools and choose what they share and what they keep secure.
  • The ease of validation and familiarity of open source tools can help build trust in a particular solution across different parts of the organization.
  • Joining the open source community and contributing to the projects can help promote integration and collaboration in DataOps.
Authors: Prashanto Kochavara
2021-10-14

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The presentation discusses the benefits of using Kubernetes for data management and application migration in a multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environment.
  • Kubernetes allows for faster innovation and simplified management of stateful workloads
  • A cloud-native data management solution can improve software releases and increase revenue
  • Infrastructure-agnostic and policy-driven solutions are necessary for successful application migration
  • Data volumes should be managed as first-class citizens and data staging capabilities are important for multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environments
Conference:  Transform X 2021
Authors: Chu-Cheng Hsieh
2021-10-07

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The presentation discusses the importance of data preparation and framework in building a successful data-driven company and machine learning models.
  • Data preparation is crucial in building a data-driven company and machine learning models.
  • The data framework consists of six layers: data sources, data storage, data processing, data module reusability, matrix, and machine learning life cycles.
  • The last layer of the data framework is insights, which aim to educate leaders to form opinions and influence business strategies.
  • Observability, governance, and automation are the future opportunities in the data-driven industry.
  • Proper preparation prevents poor performance in building machine learning models.
  • All machine learning models are hypotheses and should be verified with a B test.
  • It is important to ensure that the solution can be understood by humans and not just a black box.