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AWS re:Invent 2022 - Building real-time applications to utilize AWS Graviton (PRT246)

Summary

Subbu Iyer, CEO of Aerospike, discusses the partnership between Aerospike and AWS and the importance of real-time data applications.
Raj, from AWS, talks about EC2 products and the strong partnership with Aerospike.
Tal from Wix.com shares their journey with Aerospike and the benefits they experienced, including improved performance and cost savings.
Kyle from Fidelity Investments discusses how they leverage Aerospike with Snowflake for advanced analytics and the benefits of using Aerospike.
The importance of real-time data is emphasized, with a prediction that it will constitute over 30% of all data created in the next three years.
Aerospike's real-time data platform is introduced, highlighting its high-speed processing, high availability, strong consistency, integration capabilities, scalability, and predictable performance.
Customer success stories are shared, showcasing significant improvements in performance and total cost of ownership (TCO) reductions.
The latest Aerospike release supports AWS Graviton, offering improved price performance and reduced carbon footprint.
The session concludes with a Q&A and an announcement of Aerospike Cloud, an upcoming database as a service.

Real-time data is growing at a rapid pace, and businesses that can leverage it effectively will have a competitive advantage.
Aerospike's partnership with AWS has led to significant performance improvements and cost savings for customers, as evidenced by the customer stories shared.
The integration of Aerospike with AWS Graviton processors has resulted in even better performance metrics and cost efficiency.
The move to real-time data platforms like Aerospike can lead to simplification of infrastructure, as seen in Wix.com's case, where they consolidated their data layers and removed heavy snapshot jobs.
Fidelity Investments' use case demonstrates the versatility of Aerospike in handling both batch and real-time data workloads, and its ease of integration with existing data platforms like Snowflake.
The announcement of Aerospike Cloud indicates a trend towards database as a service (DBaaS) offerings, which could further simplify the deployment and management of real-time data applications for customers.