Gnarly Data Waves
Episode 39
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October 31, 2023
How To Build an Iceberg Data Lakehouse with Fivetran and Dremio
Learn how to build an Iceberg data lakehouse with Fivetran and Dremio
Organizations are struggling with the proliferation of toolings in their data infrastructure and the exponential growth of ETL pipelines are slowing down data engineers to deliver value to the business. They want to spend more time making impactful decisions and working on high value projects. Fivetran significantly reduces the amount of time spent in building ETL pipelines with their no-code approach. Dremio is the easy and open data lakehouse, providing self-service analytics with data warehouse functionality and data lake flexibility across all your data. Together, Dremio and Fivetran bring the best solution for enabling organizations to GTM faster.
In this session, you will learn
- What Iceberg table format is and why it matters in data lakehouses
- How to load source files into Iceberg tables using Fivetran
- How to create a unified access layer for your data with Dremio Cloud
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Speakers
Rommel Garcia
Rommel has over 10 years of Data Management, Big Data, Cloud Computing and realtime analytics experience which includes utilizing GPU, Memory and high performance storage. Earlier in his career, he was a web services developer and an enterprise architect for data driven Fortune 500 organizations.
Kelly Kohlleffel
Kelly Kohlleffel leads the Fivetran Global Partner Sales Engineering organization where he works with a broad ecosystem of technology partners and consulting services partners on modern approaches to data products and solutions. He previously led the GTM team at Hashmap (acquired by NTT DATA) and also hosted Hashmap on Tap, a weekly podcast focused on data company founders and industry leaders. Kelly is passionate about his family and when he gets the chance to unplug from tech for a while you can catch him (usually with a family member) on the tennis court, basketball court, or the lake in a kayak.
