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Data Mesh for all ages

Data Mesh for all ages is a pragmatic book for anyone interested in data, from six months old to 127 years old.

My beer & bourbon Thanksgiving turkey

Beer and bourbon can make a juicy & tasteful turkey for Thanksgiving or any occasion. The recipe covers brine, prepping, and cooking.

Data Contracts: The future of Data Management? – DataFriday 2×08

Join a round table with: Charlotte Ledoux, President & co-founder, Vallai Amy Raygada, Senior Data, AI & Analytics Product Manager, Swiss Market Place Group Eric Broda, President, Broda Group Software […]

If the Data Mesh were a Data Flight

This article lists a few resources regarding Data Mesh. I will admit that this is a biased list of resources. I tried to strictly follow the lineage initiated by Zhamak Dehghani.

The vocabulary of data mesh

With every concept comes new words: this post illustrates some of the neologism brought by the Data Mesh paradigm. Let’s explore them.

The next generation of Data Platforms is the Data Mesh – DataFriday 2×07

Welcome to this new episode of DataFriday, I know, it’s been a while. I have been really busy studying (and maybe implementing) Data Meshes and I wanted to share with […]

Tip #1: Set a standard vocabulary – DataFriday 2×06

Well, this is my first tip: set a standard vocabulary. "Why?" should you ask if you listened to DataFriday 2×05… Well, find out in this short Byte Pipe episode. About […]

Tip #10: Don’t be shy, ask questions! – DataFriday 2×05

A common cause of failing projects is communication or lack of communication. Well, sometimes it’s just because one forgets to ask why! About the show: DataFriday is a weekly show […]

DataFriday is back with a focus on architects

After a (too long) hiatus, DataFriday is back. The first episode of the new season was released last Friday, January 14, 2022. It focuses on defining Enterprise Architects and how they are perceived and what they really bring to the enterprise.