On this episode of #Kongcast Flash, Jeremy Glassenberg - Product Leader of APIs at DocuSign - introduces his #KongSummit2022 talk: Mapping the No-Code/Low-Code Ecosystem with Your #API Strategy. In his session, you’ll get a holistic overview of the no-code/low-code landscape, typical personas, key learnings from success and failures in the industry, and tips to create a plan as part of your overall developer story.

At the heart of the Snowflake Data Cloud is a single elastic performance engine. Overtime, we’ve improved this engine to run more workloads, faster. With a single engine, Snowflake users get a single experience—from one consistent pricing model to an integrated approach combining performance, security, governance, and the foundation to seamlessly enable cross-region or cross-cloud scenarios. Ultimately, the result is the elimination of complexity.

Combining powerful metadata management capabilities with the agility of cloud infrastructure, Talend Data Catalog in the cloud is a robust data governance application that allows your organization to find, catalog, and curate scattered data assets while leveraging all the great benefits of a zero-footprint cloud-based SaaS solution. In this demo, you will learn how Talend Data Catalog in the cloud crawls, catalogs, and traces data assets to provide a complete, end-to-end governance solution for your organization and ensure compliance in a data-driven environment.

Enjoy this lesson from the Working with Filters course found in the Business User learning path on ThoughtSpot U. This lesson covers the basics of applying filters to get the results you want.

Enjoy this lesson from the Introduction to Liveboards course found in the Business User learning path on ThoughtSpot U. This lesson covers the methods used to create basic Liveboards, and how you can use Explore mode to investigate your live data.

This video covers the security aspects of Edge Flow Manager (EFM). It shows the differences between an admin and a regular user. The important thing to note is that authorization is based on Agent Classes so if a user has no defined policy on a particular Agent Class, then the user won’t see any class / agent / event information that belongs to such a class. For convenience users can be grouped so permissions can be inherited from pre-defined groups.