Would love to see if someone has looked at their real-world implications for their account.

More details here on the changes - fivetran.com/docs/usage-b...

I would think so, but also open's up Snowflake opportunity to own more upstream processing. In enterprise I think they lose some of those workloads to Spark streaming in Databricks and Confluent.

@streamkap.bsky.social is, I believe, the only company that offers Kafka BYOC. Our model is application first rather than just providing underlying infrastructure like Redpanda/Confluent/Warpstream. Our customers love the approach. Expecting to see a lot more of this in 2025 🚀

Streaming opens up lower latency but it also power the increasing shift-left architectures. Reducing latency, cost and complexity by moving data processing to the stream to power operational and customer-facing processes.

This is the convergence of several huge trends. Cloud adoption with a desire to maintain data residency/ownership compounded by AI dramatically increasing the value of enterprise data. US companies won't send their data to DeepSeek servers in China but many would run the models in their own cloud.

Our customers @streamkap.bsky.social are loving our BYOC and it's driving much faster adoption in enterprise and generally in industries like finance and healthcare.

This follows a $220m acquisition of Warpstream by Confluent last year, which was anchored on the strength of Warpstream's BYOC offering.

The gap between what you see in customer accounts and what LinkedIn/Twitter can be pretty dang big

My favorite talk of the event so far!

I’m on the west side of the city and definitely had some very heavy rain and some gusts as the storm line came through.

Landed on a replit course to start with

Say that ten times fast

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Doubly so if you don’t want a huge one. We found a nice looking small one but it is not good at its job.

And who does the assigning? Bit weird.

Haven't been climbing since returning to California but did a bunch of gym climbing in London

Great when it’s done right but it’s not very easy