Distributed SQL Summit 2021
2021-09-21..2021-09-23
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[Distributed SQL Summit 2019, Distributed SQL Summit 2020, Distributed SQL Summit 2021, Distributed SQL Summit 2022]
as the organisers put it
Join us for the Distributed SQL Summit—a place to discuss, collaborate, share ideas, and learn from fellow app developers and database practitioners.
who it's for
database practitioners, application developers, platform engineers, engineering managers, data engineers, site reliability engineers, software architects
topics
YugabyteDB deployment and tooling; cloud-native distributed SQL; global multi-region transactions; geo-aware data placement; fragment-level searchability; continuous availability with transactional storage; CI/CD automation for faster feedback; service-oriented omni-channel platforms; high-throughput ingestion with Scala and Akka; backup and manageability parity across clouds
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Clip 1 – Chintan Mehta | Chintan Mehta | 01m |
Core claim: shortening the feedback loop drives competitive advantage — measure and cut the time from ideation to production and close the loop back to the… | ||
| Clip 2 – Chintan Mehta | Chintan Mehta | 01m |
Argues that modern "unbanking" shifts are driven less by standalone products and more by data architecture and integration choices, so the decisive move is… | ||
| Clip 1 – Guy Chiarello | Guy Chiarello | 01m |
Claims that cloud native distributed SQL (YugabyteDB) makes data processing and global client integration infinitely easier, arguing cloud deployment plus… | ||
| Clip 2 – Guy Chiarello | Guy Chiarello | 01m |
Says that if the company can do two-thirds of what you said it will become an incredibly successful company, a concrete performance claim tied to execution… | ||
| Clip 3 – Guy Chiarello | Guy Chiarello | 01m |
Claims that YugabyteDB delivers global multi-region transactions with distributed SQL semantics, combines transactional multi-state storage and continuous… | ||
| Clip 4 | Guy Chiarello | 01m |
Argues that the industry hits a unique opportunity now because modern stacks match current business problems, not years earlier, claiming adoption curves… | ||
| Clip 5 | Guy Chiarello | 01m |
YugabyteDB is pitched as a platform for cloud-native mobile apps, social-scale workloads, and security-sensitive systems by claiming support for geo-aware data… | ||
| Clip 1 – Logan McLeod | Logan McLeod | 01m |
GM builds features that don’t exist yet for Connected Vehicles and Ultra Cruise and therefore creates core systems in‑house, using Scala and Akka plus Java for… | ||
| Clip 2 – Logan McLeod | Logan McLeod | 01m |
Argues that a transactional database alone won’t deliver the product and that GM chooses to tackle impossible problems by building a platform around YugabyteDB… | ||
| Clip 1 – Sriram Samu | Sriram Samu | 01m |
Kroger’s VP of Engineering for Customer Technology describes Kroger’s digital transformation to meet changing customer needs by building a seamless… | ||
| Clip 2 – Sriram Samu | Sriram Samu | 02m |
Kroger begins a cautious rollout of YugabyteDB in 2018 by deploying low‑risk applications to learn what works and what breaks, logging several performance… | ||
| Clip 3 – Sriram Samu | Sriram Samu | 01m |
Kroger plans to open source parts of its internal toolchain and explores adding analytics and search on top of its YugabyteDB data layer, aiming to give… | ||
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