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TornadoVM: Accelerating Java with GPUs with Juan Fumero - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2020/09/21

“TornadoVM extends the Graal compiler with a new backend for OpenCL. TornadoVM allows the offloading of JVM applications onto heterogeneous hardware. Juan Fumero works on TornadoVM. He joins the show to talk about the use case for TornadoVM, the design, and the engineering that underlies the syste

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Chronosphere: Scalable Metrics Database with Rob Skillington - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2020/07/10

“M3 is a scalable metrics database originally built to host Uber’s rapidly growing data storage from Prometheus. When Rob Skillington was at Uber, he helped design, implement, and deploy M3. Since leaving Uber, he has co-founded a company around a hosted version of M3 called Chronosphere.”

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DynamoDB with Alex DeBrie - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2020/07/02

“Alex DeBrie is the author of The DynamoDB Book, a book whose title speaks for itself. Alex has comprehensive experience with DynamoDB, and he joins the show to share that experience through a detailed discussion of use cases and strategies related to DynamoDB.”

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Data Intensive Applications with Martin Kleppman (Summer Break Repeat) - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2020/06/24

“Originally published May 2, 2017. We are taking a few weeks off. We’ll be back soon with new episodes.”

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Data Lakehouse with Michael Armbrust - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2020/05/06

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CockroachDB with Peter Mattis - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2020/04/28

“Peter Mattis is a co-founder of CockroachDB, and he joins the show to discuss the architecture of CockroachDB, the process of building a business around a database, and his memories working on distributed systems at Google. Full disclosure: CockroachDB is a sponsor of Software Engineering Daily.

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Collaborative SQL with Rahil Sondhi - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2020/04/14

“Rahil Sondhi is the creator of PopSQL, a collaborative SQL explorer. He created PopSQL after several years in the software industry, including 4 years at Instacart. Rahil joins the show to talk about the frictions that data analysts encounter when working with databases, and how those frictions l

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kSQLDB: Kafka Streaming Interface with Michael Drogalis - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2020/04/08

“Michael Drogalis is a principal product manager at Confluent, where he helped develop ksqlDB. Michael joins the show to discuss ksqlDB, including the architecture, the query semantics, and the applications which might want a database that focuses on streams.”

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Datomic Architecture with Marshall Thompson - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2020/03/28

Datomic !/ “Datomic has a unique architecture, with a component called a Peer, which gets embedded in an application backend. A Peer stores a subset of the database data in memory in this application backend, improving the latency of database queries that hit this caching layer.”

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DBT: Data Build Tool with Tristan Handy - Software Engineering Daily

A data warehouse serves the purpose of providing low latency queries for high volumes of data. A data warehouse is often part of a data pipeline, which moves data through different areas of infrastructure in order to build applications such as machine learning models, dashboards, and reports. Modern data pipelines are often associated with the term “ELT” or Extract, Load, Transf orm. In the “ELT” w

msykt 2020/03/09

“DBT is a system for data modeling that allows the user to write queries that involve a mix of SQL and a templating language called Jinja. Jinja allows the analyst to blend imperative code along with the declarative SQL. Tristan Handy is the CEO of Fishtown Analytics, the company that created DBT,

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Materialize: Streaming SQL on Timely Data with Arjun Narayan and Frank McSherry - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2020/02/23

“Arjun Narayan and Frank McSherry are the co-founders of Materialize, a company whose technology is based on the Naiad paper, which was written at Microsoft Research. Arjun and Frank join the show to talk about modern streaming systems and their strategy for taking an academic paper and productizi

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Materialize: Streaming SQL on Timely Data with Arjun Narayan and Frank McSherry - Software Engineering Daily

Materialize: Streaming SQL on Timely Data with Arjun Narayan and Frank McSherry Distributed stream processing frameworks are used to rapidly ingest and aggregate large volumes of incoming data. These frameworks often require the application developer to write imperative logic describing how that data should be processed. For example, a high volume of clickstream data that is getting buffered to Ka

msykt 2020/02/23

“Arjun Narayan and Frank McSherry are the co-founders of Materialize, a company whose technology is based on the Naiad paper, which was written at Microsoft Research. Arjun and Frank join the show to talk about modern streaming systems and their strategy for taking an academic paper and productizi

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LinkedIn Data Infrastructure - Software Engineering Daily

LinkedIn has become a staple for the modern professional, whether it’s used for searching for a new job, reading industry news, or keeping up with professional connections. As a rapidly growing platform that serves more than 675 million users today, LinkedIn is a company that can boast of having one of the largest user bases in the world. How these users interact with the site and react to recomme

msykt 2020/02/23

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Data Warehouse ETL with Matthew Scullion - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2020/02/15

“Matthew Scullion is the CEO of Matillion, a company that specializes in building tools for data transformations. Matthew joins the show to talk about the problem of data transformation, and how that problem has evolved over the nine years since he started Matillion.”

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NoSQL Optimization with Rick Houlihan - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2020/01/09

“Rick Houlihan is an executive with Amazon Web Services who works with database teams and engineers to optimize their products and database infrastructure. Rick joins the show to discuss the tenets of NoSQL and describe the fundamental contrast between NoSQL and SQL database limitations.”

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Distributed SQL with Karthik Ranganathan and Sid Choudhury - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2019/12/02

“Sharding and replication allow a relational database to be scalable, durable, and highly available. There are many ways to build sharding and replication into a database. Karthik Ranganathan and Sidharth Choudhury are engineers with YugabyteDB, a distributed SQL database.”

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Uber's Data Platform with Zhenxiao Luo Holiday Repeat - Software Engineering Daily

Originally published May 24, 2018 When a user takes a ride on Uber, the app on the user’s phone is communicating with Uber’s backend infrastructure, which is writing to a database that maintains the state of that user’s activity. This database is known as a transactional database or “OLTP” (online transaction processing). Every active user and driver and UberEATS restaurant is writing data to the

msykt 2019/11/28

“Zhenxiao Luo joins to give an end-to-end description of Uber’s data infrastructure–from the ingest point of the OLTP database to the OLAP data storage system on HDFS, to the wide range of data systems and applications that run on top of that OLAP data.”

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Dagster with Nick Schrock - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2019/11/15

“Nick Schrock is the creator of Dagster, an open source system for building modern data applications. Nick is also the CEO of Elementl, a company that he is building around Dagster. Before creating Dagster, Nick worked at Facebook, where he co-created GraphQL. ”

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GraalVM Quarkus: Java Acceleration with Guillaume Smet and Emmanuel Bernard - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2019/11/14

🤩“Quarkus is a system for accelerating Java performance through the use of GraalVM. In a previous show, we explored the basics of GraalVM. In today’s show, Guillaume Smet and Emmanuel Bernard join the show to describe an application of GraalVM: the acceleration of Java. ”

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LinkedIn Data Engineering with Kapil Surlaker - Software Engineering Daily

msykt 2019/11/10

“Kapil works with teams across LinkedIn to understand the requirements for the products and internal tools, and translate those requirements into team structures and software platforms that let LinkedIn use data more productively.”

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