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DataEngBytes Sydney 2023

data engineers, MLOps engineers, data platform engineers, analytics engineers, data architects, machine learning engineers, database administrators

retrieval augmented generation and vector databases; feature stores and lineage; Kafka streams for realtime pipelines; Snowflake Data Vault 2.0 patterns; DuckDB for serverless ETL; Delta Lake Iceberg compatibility; OneLake and Microsoft Fabric lakehouse; Neo4j Fabric for graph sharding; MLflow serving with Hugging Face models; LLM production patterns and governance; PII detection and masking in SQL; Postgres cost and DuckDB Lambda usage

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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T1-02 - Mikiko BazeleyMikiko Bazeley42m
Argues companies should stop chasing Google scale and extend existing ML platforms to host LLM use cases using RAG and vector DBs rather than ripping…
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Panel DiscussionMikiko Bazeley, Kanishka Mohaia, Chad Sanderson30m
Panelists argue MLOps differs from DevOps because models are probabilistic, tightly coupled to data quality and versioning, and can produce different outputs…
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Panel DiscussionJoe Reis, Lizzie Macneill, Ryan Boyd41m
Panelists argue concrete tradeoffs: EDB claims it contributes over 30% of Postgres code annually, Postgres remains a solid default but not ideal for >10TB…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T1-05 - Patrick CubaPatrick Cuba17m
Claims that Snowflake native features let you implement Data Vault 2.0 patterns end to end: model with three table types (hub, link, satellite), load using…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T2-01 - Rene EssombaRene Essomba29m
Vector databases store high dimensional embeddings (images, text, audio) to give LLMs memory and reduce hallucination by retrieving source fragments rather…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T1-08 - Rishu Saxena & John CosgroveRishu Saxena, John Cosgrove29m
Coalesce plugs into Snowflake and runs metadata-only transformations inside the customer account, generating SQL/Snowpark (Roughly 200 lines per SCD2 pattern)…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T1-01 - Ryan BoydRyan Boyd33m
Argues that true “big data” is rare: 95% of BigQuery customers have <1TB and 90% of queries touch <100MB, so distributed clusters are often overkill…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T1-06 - Sana SanaiSana Sanai21m
Claims a unified lakehouse called OneLake with serverless unified compute and Microsoft Fabric features: Direct Lake reads PB-scale Delta data for Power BI…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T3-01 - Scott EadeScott Eade26m
Delta Lake 3.0 writes Iceberg-format metadata alongside Delta metadata so tools that speak Iceberg (BigQuery external tables, Snowflake private preview) can…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T2-04 - Suneeta MallSuneeta Mall21m
Argues for treating data as the development driver, not an afterthought, and shows concrete techniques: automated label-error detection using cleanlab and…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T3-03 - Suzanne NieuwenhuizenSuzanne Nieuwenhuizen27m
Shows a production pattern that separates stable entities and high-velocity events with Neo4j Fabric, using shards for person/route…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T2-02 - Vinny Vijekumaar & Zak SheikhVinny Vijekumaar, Zak Sheikh21m
Claims LLM work is a data engineering problem not just data science and shows it end to end on Databricks Data+AI: use AI_GENERATE_TEXT (OpenAI GPT-3.5) to…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T1-04 - Yash SharmaYash Sharma19m
Atlassian describes building a multi-region transactional storage platform that centralizes compliance and storage with a control plane, data plane, migration…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T2-03 - Akanksha MalikAkanksha Malik26m
Practical checklist for turning prototypes into production: define team roles (data engineer, data scientist, ML engineer), choose Dev/Test/Prod or…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T3-04 - Abhinav GoyalAbhinav Goyal21m
Argues that a compiler-style semantic layer turns brittle pipelines into verifiable programs: ban base types and replace ints/strings with semantic types with…
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WHAT DOES MLOps LOOK LIKE FOR LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS (LLMs) IN PRODUCTION?Arezou Soltani27m
Demonstrates an Atlassian Virtual Assistant for JSM implemented as a two-tier system combining an in-house intent classifier plus a ChatGPT integration that…
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PROCESSING 40 TB OF CODE FROM ~10 MILLION PROJECTS WITH A DEDICATED SERVER AND GO FOR $100Benjamin Boyter24m
Cloned and analyzed roughly 10 million projects (about 15k short) totaling 40 TB of code, using shallow git clones, SCC for language/count/complexity, and a…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T1-03 - Chad SandersonChad Sanderson28m
Defines data contracts as API-like agreements that declare schema semantics and SLAs and enforces them programmatically via YAML contract per resource with a…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T3-06 - James WeakleyJames Weakley19m
Snowflake native applications let vendors deploy code into customer accounts and expose functionality via Snowflake primitives like tables, UDFs and stored…
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DATA MODELLING IS DEAD! LONG LIVE DATA MODELLING!Joe Reis30m
Claims that data modelling is both neglected and essential for AI success, arguing that ignoring conceptual and logical modeling leads to brittle systems…
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DataEngBytes 2023 - SYD-T1-10 - Kanishka MohaiaKanishka Mohaia27m
Rokt runs a web‑scale real‑time ML stack that hits 450 ms P99 latency while serving about 17M requests/day across roughly 60 concurrent models and terabytes of…
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SUPERCHARGING SQL QUERY PERFORMANCE: UNLEASH THE POWER WITHIN!Lisa Li23m
Merchant, MerchantProduct and AdvertiserProduct tables on SQL Server grow from ~2M to 24M rows and cause timeouts; adding a composite index (merchant_id…
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BUILD YOUR OWN ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING MAP WITH PostGISLizzie Macneill26m
A live map server is built with PostGIS and pgRouting running on PostgreSQL, importing OpenStreetMap via osm2pgsql and renderd and charging points from the…
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