Data Mesh Newsletter #025
Marvelous Mid March Issue
The quick bit…
Dave McComb of Semantic Arts was a recent guest on the Data Mesh Radio Podcast episode on March 3rd. Dave coined the data-centric term and outlined its principles which happen to have many adherents within the Data Mesh community. If you haven’t heard this episode, listen in to hear Dave and Scott compare and contrast the two. DML Newsletter subscribers who are among the first three to submit the message “The Data Mesh Podcast” through Semantic Arts’ Contact Us page will receive a free copy of Dave’s book titled The Data-Centric Revolution.
The book “Data Mesh in Action” by Jacek Majchrzak, Sven Balnojan, and Marian Siwiak just had it’s second MEAP (pre-release) version released and will hit the market soon. An implementation-focused and pragmatic take on the Data Mesh paradigm shift, that works for both large scale enterprises and small start-ups. DML Newsletter subscribers will receive 35% off using the Data Mesh Learning specific discount code: nldatamesh22. As a bonus, the authors have three copies to give away for free. Just comment “free copy”
to this newsletter and the first three respondents will receive their own free copy.
Data Mesh Content Unzipped
No Data Products Without Representation
Author: Chris Harding, CEO at Lacibus
Through the clever use of personal and historical examples, the author submits that although the value of Data Products can be determined through the consumer happiness gauge, it comes with a burden for the producers of the data product, all of which must be considered for success.
Data Mesh meets Universal Authorization
Author: Sanjeev Mohan, Principal at SanjMo
This paper brings focus to the need of ensuring a cohesive data access governance and authorization mechanism through a unified governance approach. Its key findings recommends defining a collaborative governance platform, defining a common data access governance layer, and implementing a universal authorization layer.
Data Mesh Architecture with Google Cloud BigQuery
Author: Simon Harrer, Innoq
In the last issue, Andrew requested more Data Mesh on GCP articles and DML newsletter subscriber Simon Harrer has answered the call with a focus on BigQuery at the center of the architecture.
Data Mesh: The Balancing Act of Centralization and Decentralization
Author: Piethein Strengholt, Microsoft
The decentralization aspect of Data Mesh is an encumbering prospect for many data teams. However, it doesn’t have to be an all or nothing proposition but rather a topology spectrum that can be dialed in to your needs.
Deconstructing Data Mesh Principles
Author: Saurabh Kumar & Will Henham, Slalom
Before you determine that this is yet another egoistic enumeration of Data Mesh principles, not so fast… Rather, it focuses on the interdependent relationships between these principles and illustrates how they (must?) work in concert to provide an ecosystem that can scale.
Upcoming Meetups / Zhamak Stuff
from Zhamak:
- state of data mesh conference videos are up https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8f-F_Zx8XA9-U2BNkUrZc3ZzPFk0LcYc
- my book is hitting the online platforms March 9th - it would be available on some digital platforms the same day, and on others a few days after. The print version will be available usually a couple of weeks after.
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