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September 13 -14, 2017 - Los Angeles, CA
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Thursday, September 14 • 4:00pm - 4:40pm
DataStax Enterprise on DC/OS - Yes, It’s Possible; Customer Case Studies - Ravi Yadav, Mesosphere & Kathryn Erickson, DataStax

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Migrating a database to a containerized infrastructure brings with it a whole host of challenging new issues. Concerns range from persistence management, availability requirements, and complicated recovery semantics. If you’re considering migrating a database to containers in the future, this talk should enlighten the path.

We will walk you through the current state of the DataStax Enterprise framework. We'll explore the details of the integration between DSE and DC/OS and cover tradeoffs between different deployment options. We’ll tell the real story of the evolution of this framework. In doing so we’ll discuss how our initial design decisions conflicted with customer expectations and how we worked through these and other engineering feats to get to the offering we have today. We'll then tell a few customer deployment stories and conclude with a demo of DSE on DC/OS.
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Kathryn Erickson

Datastax
Kathryn Erickson leads the Technology Partnership Program for DataStax. Prior to joining DataStax, Kathryn was a leader within the Sales Engineering team at Fusion-io and prior to that she conducted and patented research at the MITRE Corporation. She also worked as part of the CyberTrust... Read More →
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Ravi Yadav

Platform Partnerships Lead, Mesosphere, Inc.
Ravi Yadav is responsible for platform partnerships and ecosystem development at Mesosphere. Prior to this, he was a Developer Advocate at IBM and worked on IBM Watson partnerships and advocacy. In his past life, he worked on developing drivers for medical devices.

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