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Software Engineering Daily · Apr 27, 2022 · 47 min

Airbyte Engineering with Michel Tricot

Data integration infrastructure is not easy to build. Moving large amounts of data from one place to another has historically required developers to build ad hoc integration points to move data between SaaS services, data lakes, and data warehouses. Today, there are dedicated systems and services for moving these large batches of data. Airbyte builds open source data integration systems, and Michel Tricot from Airbyte joins the show to talk about the design and development of Airbyte. Sponsorship inquiries: sponsor@softwareengineeringdaily.com RudderStack: Software Engineering Daily listener at https://rudderstack.com/SED. Capital one: Visit https://capitalone.com/ML Netapp: Check them out at https://spot.io/sedaily Get Stream: Check it out at https://getstream.io/ Puppet:You can join Puppet for the conversation by registering at https://events.puppet.com/fireside.

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Data integration infrastructure is not easy to build. Moving large amounts of data from one place to another has historically required developers to build ad hoc integration points to move data between SaaS services, data lakes, and data warehouses. Today, there are dedicated systems and services for moving these large batches of data.

Airbyte builds open source data integration systems, and Michel Tricot from Airbyte joins the show to talk about the design and development of Airbyte.


Sponsorship inquiries: sponsor@softwareengineeringdaily.com


RudderStack:  Software Engineering Daily listener at https://rudderstack.com/SED.

Capital one: Visit https://capitalone.com/ML

Netapp: Check them out at https://spot.io/sedaily

Get Stream:  Check it out at https://getstream.io/

Puppet:You can join Puppet for the conversation by registering at https://events.puppet.com/fireside.




 

 

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