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Scaling up Near Real-Time Analytics @Uber &LinkedIn
Chinmay Soman and Yi Pan discuss how Uber and LinkedIn use Apache Samza, Calcite and Pinot along with the analytics platform AthenaX to transform data to make it available for querying in minutes.
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Real-Time Recommendations Using Spark Streaming
Elliot Chow discusses the data pipeline that they built with Kafka, Spark Streaming, and Cassandra to process Netflix user activities in real time for the Trending Now row.
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Engineering You
Lynn Langit and Martin Thompson explore the individual practices and techniques that can help bring out the engineer in us.
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Effective Data Pipelines: Data Mngmt from Chaos
Katharine Jarmul discusses implementation decisions for those looking for a practical recommendation on the "what" and "how" of data automation workflows.
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The Move to AI: from HFT to Laplace Demon
Eric Horesnyi and Albert Bifet discuss how hedge funds have moved beyond High Frequency Trading using AI and real-time data processing.
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Building Data Pipelines in Python
Marco Bonzanini discusses the process of building data pipelines and all the steps necessary to prepare data, focusing on data plumbing and going from prototype to production.
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Policing the Stock Market with Machine Learning
Cliff Click talks about SCORE, a solution for doing Trade Surveillance using H2O, Machine Learning, and a whole lot of domain expertise and data munging.
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Enabling Awesome Engineering Teams
Alexandre Freire discusses what his team has learned through experiments, from the very fundamentals of what a team needs to be successful to Modern Agile engineering techniques.
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Stream Processing & Analytics with Flink @Uber
Danny Yuan discusses how Uber builds its next generation of stream processing system to support real-time analytics as well as complex event processing.
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Demistifying DynamoDB Streams
Akshat Vig and Khawaja Shams discuss DynamoDB Streams and what it takes to build an ordered, highly available, durable, performant, and scalable replicated log stream.
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How to Design and Develop in an Inclusive Way
Molly Watt and Chris Bush discuss designing for people with specific visual, auditory, cognitive and mobility needs, accessibility features and challenges for certain users engaging digital services.
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Freeing the Whale: How to Fail at Scale
Oliver Gould discusses Finagle, a library providing a uniform model for handling failure at the communications layer, enabling Twitter to fail, safely and often.