DataEngOps de 0 a 0.1 | DevOpsDays Cáceres 2020

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En los 2 últimos años he formado parte de un equipo enfocado fundamentalmente en hacer Data Engineering en TrustYou.
Quiero compartir mis experiencias en cómo este equipo disfuncional en aquel entonces ha llegado a ser lo que es hoy. Contaré qué probamos, qué y qué no funcionó, qué visión futura tenemos en términos de procesos y prácticas y qué papel ha jugado y jugará la cultura y prácticas DevOps en ello. Teniendo en cuenta además que estamos en un contexto de BigData, Data Science, Data Engineering y código legado.

Slides y video de mi presentación en la DevOpsDays Caceres 2020.






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