Data Mesh Learning Newsletter #036

Loquacious Lizard Issue

The quick bit…

1. FYI, a concerted effort to broaden data mesh content sources from multiple mediums such as podcasts, videos, etc. will be forthcoming in an attempt to augment article based content that has been a primary source of content in this newsletter.

Data Mesh Content Unzipped

How Not to Make a Mess of Your Data Mesh w/Kent Graziano

Authors: Monday Morning Data Chat Podcast

Kent Graziano a.k.a “The Data Warrior” draws parallels from the discipline that is central to martial arts in order to achieve the desired outcomes in your data mesh and not a ‘data mess’. Other analogies to martial arts ensue throughout the conversation.

Centralized vs. decentralized data systems - which choice is best?

Interview: Bruce Schneier; Inrupt

While not specifically about data mesh, there are some central truths about decentralized data discusssed while contrasting with centralized data as Bruce Schneier views decentralized data through the lens of the most granular domain, the individual.

Data mesh and monoliths integration patterns

Author: Ugo Ciracì

Offers various technical integration patterns to address the challenge of breaking down existing monoliths towards adherence to data mesh principles.

How Capital One Operationalized Data Mesh on Snowflake

Author: Salim Syed, Patrick Barch; Capital One Software

A retrospective compiled by Capital One on leveraging Snowflake as a central architectural pillar within the context of the sociotechnical pillars of data mesh principles.

Upcoming Meetups / Zhamak Stuff

Zhamak was recently a guest on the Super Data Science podcast. In this episode, she walks the podcast host, Jon Krohn, through the core concepts behind data mesh for apparently his first time. The conversation moves on to address the current disconnect between vendors limited and/or misappropriated interpretations of data mesh and then transitions to ponder the future implications with a canonical data mesh as an substrate driving the imagined potentialities discusssed.

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