About this event
Webinar Overview
As Apache Iceberg continues its rapid evolution and the catalog ecosystem expands, data engineers must make pivotal decisions about metadata management that directly influence query performance, costs, and operational complexity. Join this technical deep dive into the current catalog landscape, complete with live implementations, performance comparisons, and insights into leading solutions—including the newly GA'd Polaris v1.0 and emerging innovators reshaping the field.
Agenda
Who Should Attend
If you're passionate about Apache Iceberg and eager to level up your skills in cutting-edge data engineering, this webinar is for you.
Key Takeaways
By the end of this session, you'll gain:
Technical Prerequisites
This webinar assumes familiarity with:
Don't miss this opportunity to dive deep into Apache Iceberg's catalog ecosystem with experts from the community. Register now and join fellow data engineers in advancing your Iceberg expertise.
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Developer Advocate at Datazip, helping engineers and contributors adopt open lakehouse technologies. I manage our contributor community and showcase how OLake delivers the fastest data replication framework to teams building at scale.
Harsha is a user-first GTM specialist at Datazip, transforming early-stage startups from zero to one. With a knack for technical market strategy and a startup enthusiast's mindset, she bridges the gap between innovative solutions and meaningful market adoption.
Arsham Eslami is Co-Founder of Greybeam, where he builds automated workload routing systems to optimize Snowflake costs and performance. His technical expertise spans distributed systems, real-time analytics, and cost optimization for cloud-native data architectures. He is an active contributor to open-source data tooling and infrastructure automation
OLake is an open-source data ingestion tool available on GitHub, developed by Datazip, Inc. Its primary function is to replicate data from transactional databases and streaming platforms (like PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Oracle, and Kafka) into open data lakehouse formats, like Apache Iceberg.