Data Fabric Explained

[@lnxpy]

Since learning all these techs and concepts are so crucial, I want to appreciate the time you spend on making these topics so much easier to understand. Thank you so much.

[@86Prendiville]

This is an excellent vendor-neutral video that explains the data fwbric architecture, all in one place. Great job.

[@toenytv7946]

One of the best videos out there luv

[@toenytv7946]

You covered a lot of pain points with this video. Good work.

[@sws2ska]

Love this concept of teaching from the front. Why should letters need a background board, when concepts transparently can stand on their own.

[@jorgn.220]

Interesting. I miss the explanation what a data fabric really is. I miss information about virtualisation, how the fabric makes the data from disparate source systems available, what the data fabric provides in terms of functionality, what the pros and cons of data fabric are, when you use a data fabric for what kind of requirements. The good news is, that there is room for more videos 😊

[@morespinach9832]

Precisely. The commenters saying this was clear are probably a couple of colleagues 😂

[@Youtubeuser1aa]

Thank you for making these. It is just at the right level of detail. I’m never going to code but at least now I can communicate with my sw engineers better.

[@louisb8454]

The teaching tool being used it really interesting!! : -) How does the instructor still write from left to right and then be able to move the text as well?

[@IBMTechnology]

See ibm.biz/write-backwards

[@morespinach9832]

What is virtualization of data layer? As opposed to “copying” data? Just an access layer?

[@abidhussainabid7314]

Nice brief explanation

[@massimogatti1600]

Fantastic Presentation Great content and great speaker

[@IBMTechnology]

We agree, Luv is great! You can also follow him on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/aggarwalluv/details/featured/

[@AmitGupta-ok2wq]

Luv - except for the virtualise layer of the data fabric which saves copying of massive data from one persistence store to other all other features can be achieved through Cloud native DB's too or Snowflake or Databricks . Am I missing something ??

[@morespinach9832]

The writing etc is nice. It’s a thing. But the video will be half the size if you just used things appearing in a slide instead of handwriting them.

[@thiagoaix]

very good explanation! thank you

[@ravinigudkar6112]

This was fantastic!! Clarity!!!

[@morespinach9832]

Handwritten slowwwwwwwllllllllyyyyy because it’s trendy.

[@myadder2]

@@morespinach9832 watch it at 2x speed

[@ralphlagos4210]

That whiteboard is amazing

[@rodneytakunda]

Thank you Luv.

[@sheeraz_]

Lots of challenges in data fabric the main one being data quality, vendor lock in and resolving conflicts in metric definition in various data sources. You can't solve these problems upstream.

[@jerryjosejames6679]

Can you discuss DataOps as well

[@Abdullahkbc]

How do you write from right to left? That is more complex than data fabric 😀

[@arnoudt]

Write normally and flip the image?

[@oscar1319]

Tx great overview!

[@sonalshukla3155]

Very nice I can participate in this project.Can I learn it all?

[@arrowhead261]

what a great content! thank you so much.

[@toenytv7946]

Great choice of clothers very robotic with the black on black and white.

[@Dave-nz5jf]

Don’t let this guy confuse you. When anyone defines a Data Fabric by starting with a complaint about all the other terms out there it means they don’t know what they’re talking about. And 5 minutes in , when he started talking about virtualization … I knew. He was explaining what HE wanted the Fabric to be .. not what the market is settling on. Disliked because he’s making it hard for everyone else;

[@sonalshukla3155]

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[@yizhu2985]

you threw a lot of concepts but didn’t explain how data fabric works? how it is different from data mesh?

[@Hinkakan]

Seconded...

[@TheFileBoard]

Completely agree. I stopped the video when he said, "okay here we put MDM, and once we have that".....ONCE WE HAVE THAT!!!

[@javan-se6cq]

He did not throw in any concepts, just buzz words.

[@Tommah1000]

Is this guy writing in reverse? That’s impressive

[@IBMTechnology]

We record through a pane of glass and then flip the image in post-production.

[@WhatEver-f8o]

I don't see any significant differences or anything net new between this 'data fabric' concept and the data best practices people have been doing for decades. Just a fancy new bottle that holds old liquor.

[@vinu_s]

Your video is all over the place. You basically started explaining some terminologies and then some problem domains. But your did not provide a clear solution to the Data Fabric concept. Lets say I want to cross query data between AWS Redshift, Snowflake, Terradata and a MySQL DB. What product from IBM allows me to write single unified query to pull aggregation across all those DBs?

[@javan-se6cq]

Not sure whether there is actually more behind the "data fabric" idea than just a collection of buzz words.

[@Rusul-e3c]

Gbu

[@vio4jesus]

WRONG - I don't want offers that are relevant. I don't want ANY offers, of any kind - period. (10:06). Since you have my data in multiple silos, and your MDM is ineffective, you can't truly process my communication preferences.

[@sonjoysengupto]

Worst explanation of both data mesh and data fabric … reason why these videos should not be made by interns looking down at notes from time to time

[@Right-is-Right357]

Great explanation but bad handwriting. Could have expanded/explained some not-so-common abbreviations.