Cloud Data Warehousing with Mark Cusack
The Data Standard
Episode Summary
- What makes a database or data warehouse cloud-native? APIs, open-source, storage tiers, networking. How does Yellowbrick define it?
- One of the key things with cloud-native data warehouses is the separation of storage and compute. It gives you scalable storage and dynamic compute resources.
- Not all approaches to storage/computing are the same. Yellowbrick has published a white paper that defines six different levels of storage/compute separation.
- There are performance and workload advantages, but also important considerations around cost.
Meet The Host
Shayna Weldon
Podcast Host at The Data Standard
I aspire to broadcast content that carries my curiosity for the world and captivates an audience. I was driven to engineering by my passion for problem-solving, but I realized that while I enjoy the challenge of analytical work, I belong in an industry focused on relationships. I want to connect industry leaders, teachers, and athletes that make our world so unique and present their insight to the public. I have a natural inclination to reach out to people and hear their stories and I will exploit this desire for the rest of my life.
Meet The Guest
Mark Cusack
Chief Technology Officer at Yellowbrick Data
Mark Cusack is the CTO at Yellowbrick Data, which offers a high-performance MPP data warehouse for the hybrid cloud. Prior to joining Yellowbrick, Cusack was vice president for data and analytics at Teradata, with lead product management responsibility for the data warehouse and machine learning portfolio. Cusack holds a Ph.D. in computational physics from the University of Newcastle, UK.