Data Mesh: Comprehensive Guide on How to Become Truly Data-Driven

Written by Alex Campbell

Narrated by Isaac Piotrowski

Gain a broader understanding of Data Mesh and logical architecture.

Have you ever asked yourself why you need to learn about Data Mesh?

What is their use in our daily life?

Have you ever wondered what the logical architecture is for a data mesh?

Your data is like a mesh. It's everywhere, and it's connected.

You have data on your servers, your networks, and your clients. And it's not just one kind of data—it's all different types that need to be organized and made sense of to be useful. The problem is that these data types are often stored in different places with different formats, making them hard to access and use together.

This book will help you understand the root causes of this problem and how to solve them using today's most advanced techniques in data management.

It is a book about the structure of a data mesh. It defines data mesh, how it works, and why you might want to use it.

In this book, you will:

• Learn the Data Mesh, its state, and its future
• Learn about the practical uses of Data Mesh
• Get background knowledge about Data Mesh with concrete examples
• Master Domain Ownership Principle
• Discover the principle behind the self-serve data platform
• Learn about the federated computational government principle
• Discover the point of inflection
• Master the logical architecture

Data Mesh is not just a framework; it's an approach to data modeling that emphasizes simplicity, clarity, and scalability. This book will teach you how to use Data Mesh to build a logical architecture that scales.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Alex Published
• Release date: Nov 9, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822667280

Alex Campbell

Alex Campbell is an award-winning writer, producer, and director of more than two hundred information films for Fortune Top 25 corporations as well as government agencies, including the National Endowment for the Humanities. He lives in California.