Auckland Open Source Data Infrastructure Meetup | 3 October
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- Are you interested in learning more about open-source data technologies? ✅
- Do you want to network with local and international tech professionals in a fun, relaxed environment? ✅
Date: 3 October
Location: GRID AKL - 101 Pakenham Street West, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Agenda:
- 5:00 - 5:30 Networking & snacks
- 5:30 - 5:35 Kickoff: Welcome
- 5:35 - 6:05 InterfaceOS - Kauricone's new Operating System, and how they built it - Mike Milne Founder Kauricone
- 6:05 - 6:25 Dear Podcast, Can You Help Me? Leveraging OpenSearch, Rag Patterns, and LangChain to ask a podcast for advice - Jenn Junod DevRel at Aiven
- 6:25 - 6:45 Personal Experiences Parsing Large XML Files Using Julia - Sumant Seshasayee
- 6:45 - 7:00 Closing
* Please note that this is an alcohol-free event. Light bites will be provided.
* By attending this event, you agree to abide by our community code of conduct
Would you like to speak at this event?
These meetups aim to bring together data engineers, developers, platform operators, and other enthusiasts to discuss and share the latest trends and best practices in the field of open source technologies, with a special focus on data management, processing, and analytics.
Our meetup scope is kept intentionally broad, so any technical talk (no sales pitches) around 20-30 mins in length that involves data, analytics, data architecture, etc. is fair game as long as the technology featured is covered under the Open Source Definition (OSD).
Here are some topics from recent OSDI meetups as a sample:
- Introduction to TiDB - a distributed SQL database
- Beginners guide to balance your data across Apache Kafka partitions
- Scaling Analytics with Clickhouse: ingest at 100k/sec, query stateful data in under a 1/2 second
- Apache Iceberg: enabling an open data architecture for large-scale analytics
- Postgres as search and personalization engine
If interested, please submit our OSDI Speaker Form and someone from our Community Team will get in touch!