Admiral’s Automation Journey To The Cloud With Wherescape
summary
Admiral describes a hybrid GCP migration that keeps a Wherescape-driven metadata layer and uses gsutil/gcloud to push zipped flat files into BigQuery while the metadata repository runs on Cloud SQL. Automation via Wherescape RED plus Jenkins and PowerShell pulls tagged objects from metadata to run about unit tests (≈30), auto-generate Confluence docs, create temp dev environments, and produce GDPR masking SQL — prototypes run and show dramatic delivery time reductions and working end-to-end lineage tracking.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:45Admiral’s data strategy
- 3:30On-premise data warehouse layers
- 6:21Cloud migration journey
- 11:59Automation examples with WhereScape
- 17:40Future automation and cloud plans
- 23:42Summary and Q&A
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