Ask HN: What are the best Big data conferences to attend?
I work as a Big data software engineer, I mostly go to AWS Summit or GCP Next. I feel like these conferences are more pushing their products (which is understandable) than giving new & interesting information about advances in the field. Any recommendations on conferences I should attend?
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Disclaimer: I am an oreilly author and have spoken at both hadoop summit at strata multiple times.
Generally: Your luck with the above mentioned conferences are going to be mixed. There's a ton more biased content towards machine learning now.
Spark summit and flink forward might be better for you. Those are more systems focused: http://sf.flink-forward.org/ https://spark-summit.org/
There's also kafka summit: https://kafka-summit.org/
Generally: Your luck with the above mentioned conferences are going to be mixed. There's a ton more biased content towards machine learning now.
Spark summit and flink forward might be better for you. Those are more systems focused: http://sf.flink-forward.org/ https://spark-summit.org/
There's also kafka summit: https://kafka-summit.org/
I had good luck with
Hadoop World - https://conferences.oreilly.com/strata/strata-ca and
Hadoop Summit (now branded as Dataworks Summit) - https://dataworkssummit.com/san-jose-2017/sponsors/
They're both pretty big and not as technically deep as smaller ones could be, but they make up for it with multiple tracks (ops, security, dev, business) and a breadth of technologies represented.
They're both pretty big and not as technically deep as smaller ones could be, but they make up for it with multiple tracks (ops, security, dev, business) and a breadth of technologies represented.
https://www.bigdataspain.org/ Madrid in November this year.
Last year's line up https://www.bigdataspain.org/2016/program
http://apachecon.com/ has big data tracks but of course pushes the (many many) projects under the Apache umbrella.
Last year's line up https://www.bigdataspain.org/2016/program
http://apachecon.com/ has big data tracks but of course pushes the (many many) projects under the Apache umbrella.