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Kubernetes can be a great orchestration platform for your microservices but these services can grow complex and difficult to manage. Enter Istio, an integrated way to create a network of your services and manage load balancing, authentication, and more! Join us as we walk you through Istio and several ways it can help you wrangle your applications. In this episode, we'll be working with Apigee to manage a full API.

In this episode of Cloud Performance Atlas, Colt McAnlis talks about the performance of Bigtable, the technology behind the majority of Google products. Will we set enough places for performance? Stay tuned to find out!

As automation does more mechanical tasks, the role of the analytics department will change quickly. In the future, analysts will spend more time interpreting results and telling stories.

Ryan Shelley of SMA Marketing shares how using Databox has transformed the way both clients and employees access and interpret performance data.

Mike Tarallo from Qlik presents our new Precedent Machine Learning capabilities available in Qlik Sense November 2018.

This session focuses on the journey RealPage is taking through the API Development Process.

Modern Data Warehousing Fundamentals will discuss ways to mitigate the limitations of legacy data warehouses with strategies to modernize your data warehouse architecture and infrastructure that benefit both traditional analytics practitioners and data scientists and engineers.

Large datasets in BigQuery might make it cost prohibitive to scale dashboard solutions. Unless carefully designed, solutions can lead to queries piling up with repeated viewing and result in significant costs in BigQuery. Google Data Studio lets users build interactive shareable data visualizations using their BigQuery data.

We’re in the early stages of a dramatic transition for the analytics industry. More and more of the jobs that were previously done by analysts are being automated. Technology is changing the way organizations receive information. People are being alerted to both good and bad news as it happens and this has profound behavioral consequences for organizations.

Open banking is the idea of breaking the monopoly of a few larger banks by letting smaller players get access to customer data, so they too can provide value added services using Application Programming Interfaces (Open APIs) to enable third-party developers to build apps and service around more traditional banking and financial services. So why is it important and how do APIs drive this new concept?