What's New In Data

Building Loosely Coupled Systems in Data with Joe Reis and Matthew Housley of Ternary Data

Oct 31, 2022

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Data Is a Good Practice, Right?

04:15

Data Engineering in 2022

03:13

The Dangers of Closely Coupled Systems

04:32

Introduction

2min

Chad Sanderson Drops a Technical Architectural View of Data Contracts

3min

Data Is a Good Practice, Right?

4min

Data Contracts

2min

Data Contracts

3min

Building Data Contracts

4min

Enterprise Data Ensure

5min

Do You Have That Level of Commitment for Analytics?

4min

Transforming Streaming Data

5min

10.

Is There a Requirement for a Schema Migration?

3min

11.

The Fundamentals of Data Engineering

6min

12.

Data Engineering - Is There a Time and Place for Tight Coupling?

2min

13.

The Dangers of Closely Coupled Systems

5min

14.

Data Engineering in 2022

3min

15.

The Future of Lean?

5min

16.

Is Data Mesh Taking on a Life of Its Own?

4min

17.

Is Streaming Data Modeling Going to Be a Big Thing?

4min

Joe Reis and Matthew Housley of Ternary Data join us to talk about building loosely coupled systems, data contracts, and avoiding data hell. They also elaborate on some of our favorite passages from their incredible book: Fundamentals of Data Engineering. We also muse over future-facing trends such as data streaming becoming the future ETL (ETL 2.0). Joe and Matt break down their expert perspectives on this episode of What's New in Data with host John Kutay.

What's New In Data is a data thought leadership series hosted by John Kutay who leads data and products at Striim. What's New In Data hosts industry practitioners to discuss latest trends, common patterns for real world data patterns, and analytics success stories.