Paul Scott-Murphy | Google Next 2017
summary
Replication software guarantees strong consistency across wide-area networks using distributed consensus and integrates with Google Cloud Storage and Dataproc to keep on‑prem and cloud copies identical in real time. Enterprises in retail, finance, telco and research use it for migration, DR and analytics; a multi‑institution medical project — the University of Sheffield dementia project — combines datasets in the cloud for larger ML models. Claims scale to edge and IoT ingestion and handle cross‑jurisdiction flow but are one part of a broader solution.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:47WANdisco’s Google Cloud partnership
- 2:51Customer challenges in cloud migration
- 4:35Seamless data replication across environments
- 6:05Barriers to cloud data adoption
- 7:52Edge computing and IoT data
- 9:16AI and machine learning in data strategy
- 11:01Identifying key industry trends
- 12:05Highlights from Google Next 2017
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