
AWS re:Invent 2020 sessions I’m looking forward to
I’m looking forward to getting comfy at home and tuning in for re:Invent 2020. These data sessions making it to the top of my list.
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Posts on new and upcoming data technology used for warehousing, processing and data pipelines.
I’m looking forward to getting comfy at home and tuning in for re:Invent 2020. These data sessions making it to the top of my list.
Technology is moving fast, and it’s important to keep up. This isn’t just to chase the next ‘shiny thing,’ but to take advantage of improvements to security, tooling, and performance.
These are the key things I learned about the new releases, the experiences from other companies and words of wisdom about company culture.
Gone are the days of batch processing, AWS Kinesis allows you to run analytics on the fly and shard streams for scalability
Welcome to another awesome list. This time, Big Data and all the tools Data Scientists and Data Engineers use to build platforms and models.
This is a retrospective covering some of the learnings of ‘Project Aurora’. A nine-month project to migrate 60 users from SQL Server to AWS Aurora.