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WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE MEDALLION ARCHITECTURE?


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EXPERIENCEIn PersonTYPELightning TalkTRACKData Lakehouse
ArchitectureINDUSTRYProfessional Services, Retail and CPG - Food, Financial
ServicesTECHNOLOGIESDelta Lake, Governance, OrchestrationSKILL
LEVELBeginnerDURATION20 min

In recent years, companies have seen an explosion in adopting lakehouses and
reaping the rewards, but time and time again, we hear from people that they
regret the layering of their lake. The zones don't quite fit what they were
trying to achieve, and no one in the company understands what "silver" vs.
"gold" actually means. We need to tackle a key question: Is the Medallion
Architecture right for most businesses - and how should you interpret the
advice? In this session, we'll break down the different stages of data curation
and talk about how it works in reality, calling on practical examples from many,
many real-world implementations. We'll talk about schema evolution, data
cleansing, record validation, and traditional data modeling techniques, layering
them on top of our lakehouse zones so we truly understand what happens where.
This session is ideal for data architects, engineers, and analysts looking to
design the best platform possible!


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SIMON WHITELEY

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Advancing Analytics

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