Implementing InfluxDB IOx, "from scratch" using Apache Arrow, DataFusion, and Rust by Andrew Lamb

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Title:
Implementing InfluxDB IOx, "from scratch" using Apache Arrow,
DataFusion, and Rust
Abstract:
It is easier than ever to build new analytic database systems. The trend
towards deconstructed databases, high performance interchange standards,
and high quality open source components means that cutting edge
performance and connectivity is possible without building everything
from scratch in a tightly integrated database system. In this talk, we
will describe some key technologies such as Apache Arrow, Parquet,
DataFusion, and Arrow Flight, and describe how we use them in
InfluxData's new Database system, InfluxDB IOx
www.influxdata.com/blog/influ....
Bio:
Andrew Lamb is a Staff Engineer at InfluxData, working on InfluxDB IOx,
and a member of the Apache Arrow PMC. His experience ranges from
startups such as Vertica to large multinational corporations and
distributed open source projects, and has paid leadership dues as an
architect and VP. He holds an SB and MEng from MIT in Electrical
Engineering and Computer Science.

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Thanks for the amazing presentation.