Roaring Elephant

In this weeks Roaring News episode, Dave brings up the resilience of Apache Community open source projects and plays some Doom. Jhon has some practical Apache NIFI guides and the emergence of multi modal NoSQL databases.

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With the San Jose edition of the DataWorks Summit only a month away, we go over the sessions that are available in the agenda today and offer our top picks. If you're going, or if you will be watching the replays online, we hope to guide you on your selection of sessions.

 

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Returning to our more regular schedule, we have a Roaring News episode today. Dave has articles on multi-cloud readiness, Big Data being a pariah, and Google Duplex and Jhon came up with Synthetic data, data engineers and scientists and a Neural Network sharing cake recipes.

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This is the second part of an interview with Fangjin Yang, co-founder and CEO at Imply and committer/PMC member for the Druid project. Druid: a high-performance, column-oriented, distributed data store which has entered the Hadoop environment with the recent integration with Apache and we since Druid has been around for a while, we are grateful to FJ for spending some time with our listeners.

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This is the first part of an interview with Fangjin Yang, co-founder and CEO at Imply and committer/PMC member for the Druid project. Druid: a high-performance, column-oriented, distributed data store which has entered the Hadoop environment with the recent integration with Apache and we since Druid has been around for a while, we are grateful to FJ for spending some time with our listeners.

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This is the final part of our coverage of the DataWorks Summit Berlin 2018. Normally we would not have had an episode this week, since we were in Berlin last week, but we had lightning interviews with the vendors in the Community Expo Are and used that coverage to make this episode.

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And with the end of day two of the 2018 DataWorks Summit in Berlin comes the end of this years Europe Summit. But never fear, we have an extra 90 minutes of DataWorks goodness for you to consume on your way home.

 

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Another year, another European Dataworks Summit, and yes, another daily recap show from Jhon and Dave. We walk through the keynotes and sessions we attended and give our thoughts and views. This should be useful for anyone who wasn't able to attend or those seeking to peek into sessions they couldn't make.

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Next week is DataWorks Summit Berlin week! Your two hosts will be in attendance and in this episode we go over the agenda and plan which sessions we want to attend and why. Peppered throughout we add further insights and experiences from previous years.

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In this installment of Big Data News, we talk about the recent Facebook leak, how everybody is still doing it wrong (according to some at least) and installing Hadoop "the old-fashioned way". Also briefly covered is Elastic's X-Pack, now even more "open" than before, but still rather closed it would seem.

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