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DataEngBytes 2022

data engineers, data platform engineers, machine learning engineers, analytics engineers, data architects, data engineering managers, privacy engineers, site reliability engineers

Snowpark for Python on Snowflake; Delta Lake ACID parquet; Protege and Neo4j ontologies; Snowflake clean rooms and homomorphic encryption; FinOps and managed stacks; event log CDC and replay; feature store scaling and sampling; Airflow and dbt pipelines; metadata driven data discovery; privacy budgets and differential privacy

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Data Engineering in a Rapidly Changing WorldJoe Reis40m
Defines data engineering as managing the data engineering lifecycle: ingesting from systems, transforming, storing and serving for analytics or ML, not tool…
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Data Privacy Engineering to power Responsible Enterprise AILalit Pant, Ashika Hettitantirige39m
Describes a prototype cloud data exchange and data clean rooms (Snowflake secure UDFs and distributed clean rooms) used for secure joins and multi‑party…
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Building a Scalable, Reproducible Ontology System to Improve Deep Learning DataZeph Yap, Ann Clark31m
Nearmap builds a reproducible ontology system that links pixel labels to formal class definitions, stores example images in a git examples folder instead of…
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Engineering Trust in DataZachary Zeus33m
Argues that trust in data is solved by an engineering-led, continuous improvement methodology rather than vague strategy, citing 15 years of delivery and three…
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Data replication patterns 101Karen Davis34m
RealCo needs millisecond freshness for a hybrid feature with ~two months of data available from an API and limited platform infrastructure, so bootstrap +…
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What is the MVP for Data Engineering projects?Duana Stanley15m
A cautionary playbook: an attempted end-to-end MVP that wires a rules engine into the mobile front end fails because the first use case (an engineer-made…
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Data Engineering simplified with Snowpark for Python on SnowflakeRishu Saxena33m
Snowpark for Python runs native DataFrame operations in Snowflake, converts the DAG to optimized SQL and executes it 100% pushdown and parallel execution…
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Data Engineering for Social GoodLizzie Reid19m
Kasna volunteer network The Good Data Institute has grown to about 150 volunteers and delivered 50+ projects and here presents a concrete case: One Tilt…
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Delta Lake: Turn your Data Lake into a LakehouseVinoaj Vijeyakumaar20m
Delta Lake is presented as an open‑source protocol that adds ACID guarantees and warehouse features onto parquet files stored in a data lake, with co‑located…
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AI as an APIHilton Rosenfeld21m
Combines two UCI spam datasets into a cleaned corpus of roughly 200,000 samples, tokenizes and labels messages, trains an LSTM via Keras/TensorFlow with batch…
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Data Incidents - When things go wrongThiago Baldim20m
Timeline from cron chaos to a managed pipeline using Airflow and DBT, Redshift, FiveTran, Segment and Tableau and concrete incident rules: detect by alarms and…
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Change the way you write. Change the way you think.Xuanyi Chew35m
Argues that switching notation changes how problems are seen and solved, showing concrete results: using Einstein summation reveals algebraic neural-network…
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DataEngBytes Panel discussion - SydneySimon Aubury, Wendy Wong, Ingrid Anzola28m
Panel boils down to practice not platitudes: real claims about running Kafka and building Australia's first Big Data streaming pipeline on AWS, the use of…
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Bringing Software Engineering Rigour to Data, DataEngBytes 2022Zainab Maleki42m
Argues that applying DORA metrics to pipelines reveals how slow data teams are (elite teams deploy > once/day) and cites startling gaps like 973x more frequent…
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Data Poker not Data Chess - thinking in Bets for Data TeamsNed Letcher, Nigel Dalton37m
Argues that strategic data choices are bets, not chess moves, and proposes Spotify’s DIBBs process (Data → Insight → Belief → Bet) as a practical method. Gives…
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Metadata driven framework for data discovery and data qualityXinwei Jiang, Akira Takihara Wang24m
A metadata-driven system harvests Redshift, Airflow and job stats with Python/Spark into a Postgres central store, surfaces results in Amundsen (Elasticsearch…
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Designing Data Governance FrameworkArpita Adhicary35m
Argues that organisations must treat data as a strategic asset and shows a concrete governance blueprint: set up a governance office with legislative /…
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Data Security for Data EngineersJenna Olovcic21m
Data engineers must treat security as shared responsibility and adopt concrete controls: integrate GitHub secret scanner into CI/CD to catch leaked…
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Well-Architecture Framework for Machine LearningVikas Rajput20m
Maps the Well-Architected Framework to ML by applying its five pillars—security, cost optimization, operational excellence, reliability, performance…
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Automated Data AnalyticsTimothy Downs, Jane Ooi16m
Open source AWS solution that deploys as a CloudFormation template into a customer account and wires S3, Glue, Lambdas and managed services into a ready data…
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Customer Journey Analytics using Neo4j Graph PlatformAndrew Conacher19m
Shows that Neo4j stores native property graphs and can turn event logs into actionable links: three supermarket purchases by one customer lead to an inferred…
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Set your data streams in motion in the ocean!Warren Vella20m
A 3D‑printed ship with a Raspberry Pi runs Apache Kafka, ksqlDB and Schema Registry on-device to record a temperature probe every second and materialize views…
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Best of Stream + Batch: When Streaming Analytics Isn’tRohan Garg28m
Demo claim: Apache Druid stores event streams and batch loads to deliver sub-second queries and serve dashboards without separate stream processors plus KV…
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Panel discussion - MelbourneNitish Mathew, Joe Reis, Caroline Even, Zainab Maleki33m
Panelists report real outcomes: a production lake house in production ~1 year offloads Redshift and lets ML jobs read from S3 without impacting BI, an…
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