Architecting for big data in the cloud

Learn how to harness the power of big data in the cloud for rapid insights and business agility. Address privacy, bandwidth, and cost concerns to unlock real benefits. Explore data governance, security, and lineage.


Cloud Summit

Unlocking the Potential of Cloud Architecture for Big Data Analytics

At the prestigious 2017 ITWeb Cloud Summit, I had the privilege of discussing the transformative realm of Cloud Architecture for Big Data Analytics. Despite being allocated the final time slot of the day from 17:00 to 17:35, our presentation garnered a substantial and engaged audience. I trust it was an enlightening and valuable session for all in attendance.

Embracing Big Data with Cloud Agility

  • Defining big data as the key to “rapid time to insight.”
  • Cloud’s immense potential, including business agility, allows for the integration of big data programs even before IT fully embraces new technologies.
  • The tangible benefits of deploying big data in the Cloud are undeniable, but they require a thoughtful architectural approach to address privacy, bandwidth, and cost concerns.

Elevating Architecture for Comprehensive Data Management

  • Expanding our architectural scope to encompass vital data management facets such as data governance, security, and lineage.
  • Overcoming the temptation to merely plug analytics into the architecture and hoping for success.
  • Acknowledging the imperative of addressing broader data management capabilities to fully harness big data’s potential.

Balancing Usability and Governance in Big Data Solutions

  • While usability remains a central consideration, a holistic solution must seamlessly integrate governance and administrative capabilities.
  • Managing the complexities of distributed analytics datasets, spanning internal and external domains.

Dive Deeper: Video Presentation and Your Feedback

For those seeking a deeper dive into the subject, I’ve created a 26-minute video presentation capturing the essence of the talk. I invite you to watch and provide your valuable feedback, which is instrumental in shaping our collective understanding.

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