Building Real-Time Data Pipelines

Traditional data processing infrastructures—especially those that support applications—weren’t designed for our mobile, streaming, and online world. This O’Reilly report examines how today’s distributed, in-memory database management systems (IMDBMS) enable you to make quick decisions based on real-time data.In this report, executives from MemSQL Inc. provide options for using in-memory architectures to build real-time data pipelines. If you want to instantly track user behavior on websites or mobile apps, generate reports on a changing dataset, or detect anomalous activity in your system as it occurs, you’ll learn valuable lessons from some of the largest and most successful tech companies focused on in-memory databases.Explore the architectural principles of modern in-memory databasesUnderstand what’s involved in moving from data silos to real-time data pipelinesRun transactions and analytics in a single database, without ETLMinimize complexity by architecting a multipurpose data infrastructureLearn guiding principles for developing an optimally architected operational systemProvide persistence and high availability mechanisms for real-time dataChoose an in-memory architecture flexible enough to scale across a variety of deployment optionsConor Doherty, Data Engineer at MemSQL, is responsible for creating content around database innovation, analytics, and distributed systems.Gary Orenstein, Chief Marketing Officer at MemSQL, leads marketing strategy, product management, communications, and customer engagement.Kevin White is the Director of of Operations and a content contributor at MemSQL.Steven Camiña is a Principal Product Manager at MemSQL. His experience spans B2B enterprise solutions, including databases and middleware platforms.