ALLUXIO DAY VI 2021
October 12, 2021
In this talk, we will provide a complete picture of the Hudi platform components, along with their unique design choices. We will then deep dive into two important areas of active development going forward – table metadata management and caching. Specifically, we will discuss gaps in the data lake ecosystem around these aspects and provide strawman design approaches for Hudi aims to solve them going forward.
ALLUXIO DAY VI 2021
October 12, 2021
In this talk, we will provide a complete picture of the Hudi platform components, along with their unique design choices. We will then deep dive into two important areas of active development going forward – table metadata management and caching. Specifically, we will discuss gaps in the data lake ecosystem around these aspects and provide strawman design approaches for Hudi aims to solve them going forward.
In this talk, we will provide a complete picture of the Hudi platform components, along with their unique design choices. We will then deep dive into two important areas of active development going forward – table metadata management and caching. Specifically, we will discuss gaps in the data lake ecosystem around these aspects and provide strawman design approaches for Hudi aims to solve them going forward.
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In this talk, Ojus Save walks you through a demo of how to build AI applications on Zoom. This demo shows you an AI agent that receives transcript data from RTMS and then decides if it has to create action items based on the transcripts that are received.
In this talk, Sandeep Joshi, , Senior Manager at NVIDIA, shares how to accelerate the data access between GPU and storage for AI. Sandeep will dive into two options: CPU- initiated GPUDirect Storage and GPU-initiated SCADA.
Bin Fan, VP of Technology at Alluxio, introduces how Alluxio, a software layer transparently sits between application and S3 (or other object stores), provides sub-ms time to first byte (TTFB) solution, with up to 45x lower latency.