Building Data Mesh Architectures on AWS - AWS Online Tech Talks

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Data-first organizations are increasingly curious about a data mesh architecture. Learn how to design, build, and operationalize a data mesh architecture on AWS, one that helps businesses navigate their data challenges, optimize analytics processes, and deliver insights to the business faster.
Learning Objectives:
Objective 1: Learn the fundamentals of a data mesh architecture.
Objective 2: Understand the benefits (and challenges) of a data mesh.
Objective 3: Learn how to overcome and manage governance challenges associated wit data mesh.
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6 окт 2024

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@VikasNiranjanBellary 2 года назад

Really concise explanation and very good talk. Well done Nivas.

@pkf555 2 года назад

Nice information! Thanks for sharing this Nivas. A quick question @AWS Online Tech Talks. - Can a producer allows permission someone from outside AWS world. If yes, how that can be achieved. I can think of an API way and producer expose data via API but any other way where you can directly point (obviously by following all security and compliance aspects) to the S3 bucket of a producer and consume data. ?

@siddheshkalgaonkar2752 4 месяца назад

You can use services like Snowflake which uses S3 as storage ( assuming that Snowflake is hosted on AWS) by using 'grant' statements. There you can manage access for a specific role that could be consumed by multiple users. This can be automated too.