The latest Alluxio meetups, webinars, conferences and more
Alluxio foresaw the need for agility when accessing data across silos separated from compute engines like Spark, Presto, Tensorflow and PyTorch. Embracing the separation of storage from compute, the Alluxio data orchestration platform simplifies adoption of the data lake and data mesh paradigm for analytics and AI/ML.
Insightful tech talks, hosted and sponsored by Kyligence. Talk 1: Using Apache Spark+Alluxio for Blazingly Fast Analytics. Talk 2: Real-time OLAP in Apache Kylin v3.0.
Joint meetup in Hangzhou discusses: An introduction to new features of big data storage system Alluxio and optimization of cache performance, Practice & exploration of Spark & Alluxio, and the Interactive query system Impala.
Welcome to the first event of the Cloud, Data, & Orchestration Austin Meetup! This meetup will feature two talks and an opportunity to engage with other data engineers, developers, and Alluxio users. Thanks to Bazaarvoice for hosting!
Alluxio will be at Open Core Summit SF 2019. Founder & CTO Haoyuan Li gives keynote on state of open source across regions.
This Alluxio Meetup features a chance to interact with other Alluxio users and developers, as well as three talks. Thanks to our joint host Silicon Valley Cloud Computing group!
We will introduce the key new features and enhancements such as: Support for hyper-scale data workloads, Machine learning and deep learning workloads, and Better storage abstraction.
This event features leading financial services company ING Bank’s user story on how they leverage open source technologies like Presto and Alluxio with S3.
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.