The latest Alluxio meetups, webinars, conferences and more
In this meetup, Dipti and HY will present a new approach to hybrid analytical workloads using Alluxio, an open source data orchestration layer, which sits between compute and storage layer. Applications like Apache Spark or TensorFlow can then seamlessly access multiple disparate data sources with consistent performance using data locality and abstraction that the data orchestration tier brings.
In this tech talk, the Intel and Alluxio teams will present a proposed reference architecture using Alluxio as the in-memory accelerator for object stores to enable modern analytical workloads such as Spark, Presto, Tensorflow, and Hive.
Learn how to set up Presto with Alluxio such that Presto jobs can seamlessly read from and write to S3.
Compare the performance between Presto on S3 with Presto and Alluxio on S3.
Twitter SF is hosting 2019’s half yearly RocksDB Meetup with speakers from Twitter, Facebook and the community on July 11th.
Join us June 24 in Menlo Park for our next meetup! We’ll have 3 valuable talks, a delicious BBQ dinner and amazing summertime-themed raffle prizes! This free event is sponsored by GridGain Systems and Oracle.
This Alluxio Meetup features a chance to interact with other Alluxio users and developers, as well as three talks. Thanks to our joint host Data Council!
[Talk 1] A “how-to” presentation for building a real-time alerting, analytics and reporting system (at scale). With Denis Magda, vice president of the Apache Ignite PMC and director of product management at GridGain Systems. And Viktor Gamov, developer advocate at Confluent.
[Talk 2] Using In-Memory technology for real time analytics. With Andy Rivenes is a Product Manager at Oracle for Database In-Memory.
[Talk 3] Feeding data to the Kubernetes beast: bringing data locality to your containerized big data workloads. With Bin Fan, founding engineer of Alluxio, Inc. and PMC member of Alluxio open source project.
The latest advances in container orchestration by Kubernetes bring cost savings and flexibility to compute workloads in public or hybrid cloud environments. On the other hand, it introduces new challenges such as how to move data to compute efficiently, how to unify data across multiple or remote clouds, how to co-locate data with compute and many more. Alluxio approaches these problems in a new way. It helps elastic compute workloads realize the true benefits of the cloud, while bringing data locality and data accessibility to workloads orchestrated by Kubernetes
Register for this tech talk to learn how to run EMR Spark on Alluxio as a distributed file system cache for S3.