Shift Left is a rethink of how we circulate, share and manage data in our organizations using DataStreams, Change Data Capture, FlinkSQL and Tableflow. It addresses the challenges with multi-hop and medallion architectures using batch pipelines by shifting the data preparation, cleaning and schemas to the point where data is created and as a result, you can build fresh trustworthy datasets as streams for operational use cases or Apache Iceberg tables for analytical use cases.
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CHAPTERS
0:00 - Introduction
01:05 - Multi-Hop & Medallion Architectures
04:06 - The Problems with Multi-Hop
08:26 - Shift Left with Streams and Tables
12:37 - Plugging in Data
13:57 - Data Evolution and Consistency
16:05 - Conclusion
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Shift left to write data once, read as tables or streams
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