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Wednesday, October 2 • 4:00pm - 4:40pm
WORKSHOP: Real-Time Big Data in a Distributed SQL System

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SQL is the language of choice for relational database management systems but it is traditionally slow and does not scale past a single machine. In this session, learn how to horizontally scale your data and workload on a distributed SQL system powered by commodity hardware for high performance real-time analytics. We will also cover how to take advantage of distributed parallel processing by writing parallelizable SQL queries. Attend this session to learn: 
-How to design schemas that take advantage of the distributed system.
-What types of queries can be run extremely efficiently in a distributed system
-Tricks to manipulate complex queries to avoid shuttling around data in a distributed system
Speakers
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Ankur Goyal

Senior Software Engineer, MemSQL
Ankur Goyal is senior software engineer at MemSQL. He is the team leader on developing horizontal scale-out capabilities for MemSQL's distributed in-memory database and also engages with customers to ensure they have optimal experiences with MemSQL. He specializes in distributed systems... Read More →
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Nikita Shamgunov

Co-founder & CTO, MemSQL
Nikita Shamgunov co-founded MemSQL and has served as CTO since its inception. Prior to co-founding the company, Nikita worked on core infrastructure systems at Facebook. He served as a distinguished senior database engineer at Microsoft SQL Server for more than half a decade. Nikita... Read More →

Wednesday October 2, 2013 4:00pm - 4:40pm PDT
Fort Mason Center 2 Marina Blvd San Francisco, CA 94123
  Data Languages / Technologies Track - Room C210