Data Gateways: Building “Data-as-a-Service” for the Hybrid Cloud
summary
Argues that a data gateway is an API gateway for the data layer, providing a virtualized single view over heterogeneous stores with federation, caching and materialized views, row/column masking, and token/SSO access so legacy databases stay on-prem while services run in the cloud. Shows architectures using skupper.io and service-mesh patterns on Kubernetes, exposes data via ODBC/JDBC and REST, and treats data gravity as the reason hybrid-cloud gateways are necessary.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 7:06Cornerstone of Hybrid Cloud
- 10:43Distributed Architecture
- 16:42Microservices Data
- 24:48Federation and abstraction
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