Data Mess to Data Mesh | Jay Kreps, CEO, Confluent | Kafka Summit Americas 2021 Keynote

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Companies are increasingly becoming software-driven, requiring new approaches to software architecture and data integration. The "data mesh" architectural pattern decentralizes data management by organizing it around domain experts and treating data as products that can be accessed on-demand. This helps address issues with centralized data warehouses by evolving data modeling with business needs, avoiding bottlenecks, and giving autonomy to domain teams. Key principles of the data mesh include domain ownership of data, treating data as self-service products, and establishing federated governance to coordinate the decentralized system.

Intelligent, real-time
backend operations

Software Architecture Historically
How do you build an
application in software?

Software Architecture Today
How do you build a
company in software?

Two movements:
Microservices & Data Mesh

General trend towards decentralization
Microservices Data Mesh
App
App App
App App
App DB
DB
DB
DB
DB
DB

Microservices break apart monolithic apps
Payment
Provider
Restocking
orders
Stock
Service
UI
Service
Order
Service

Classic Data Integration is Also A Monolith
Limited
Sources
Efﬁcient
Centralized
Data Eng
Bounded
users and
reports
Data
Warehouse

Data can also ﬂow as event streams
Order
DWH
Search
Index

The same event stream can do both
Order
DWH
Search
Index
Payment
Provider
Restocking
orders
Stock
Service
Order
Service
Event as Notiﬁcation,
Events as Data
Application plane,
Data plane
UI
Service

Time from start of adoption
Value
&
Difﬁculty
1
2
3
Application-
Level Kafka
Org-Level
Kafka
There are both organizational and technical barriers

4 Principles of Data Mesh
Domain
Ownership
Data as a
Product
Self-service
Data
Federated
Governance
Organize how data is produced Improve how data is consumed

Decentralize ownership,
organize around product
experts, create Data
Products
1. Organize around domain
experts that know the data
2. Create “Data Products”
anyone can access
3. Freedom to choose any
data tech inside a product
Data Product
Domain Experts
Data Product
Domain Experts
Data Product
Domain Experts
Data Product
Domain Experts

Why Kafka?
Real-time Scalable Multi-subscriber Universal

Works for pure events “what happened…”
EVENTS

Why is this better?
No centralized
analytic data
monolith
Data modeling
evolves with the
business
No long queue of
frustrated data
consumers
Field 1 Field 2 New Field
a 1 foo
b 2 bar

Conﬂuent Cloud: Fully Self Service
Easy cluster
creation
Easy transformations
with ksqlDB
Easy connection to
downstream systems

Conﬂuent Cloud: Fully Managed Makes It Easy
Inﬁnite Storage Elastic Expansion Automatic
Rebalancing

Companies are complex and
geographically distributed

Managing Replication
Making data accessible
across geographies and
environments is difﬁcult.
● Separate systems increase
cost and complexity
● Operational burden is high
● Offsets are inconsistent
between clusters

The challenge of decentralization: who’s in charge?
● Where do i ﬁnd
customer data?
● Which is the right ID
for a payment?
● This shipping data is
a day old, who
should I talk to?
Kafka

Introducing Stream Governance:
Data Governance for data in motion
Stream Quality
How do I avoid bad data?
Schema management:
No broken json goes in!
Stream Catalog
How do I ﬁnd the data
that I need?
Stream Lineage
Where did this data
come from?

Scalability is required for companies
to be represented in software
Kafka

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4. Data Warehouse Data Warehouse

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9. Software Architecture Today How do you build a company in software?

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29. Why Kafka? Real-time Scalable Multi-subscriber Universal

30. Works for pure events “what happened…” EVENTS

31. But also “state changes”...

32. 4 Principles of Data Mesh Domain Ownership Data as a Product Self-service Data Federated Governance Organize how data is produced Improve how data is consumed

33. Why is this better? No centralized analytic data monolith Data modeling evolves with the business No long queue of frustrated data consumers Field 1 Field 2 New Field a 1 foo b 2 bar

34. 4 Principles of Data Mesh Domain Ownership Data as a Product Self-service Data Federated Governance Organize how data is produced Improve how data is consumed

35. Self-service requires cloud

36. Conﬂuent Cloud: Fully Self Service Easy cluster creation Easy transformations with ksqlDB Easy connection to downstream systems

37. Conﬂuent Cloud: Fully Managed Makes It Easy Inﬁnite Storage Elastic Expansion Automatic Rebalancing

38. Companies are complex and geographically distributed

39. Managing Replication Making data accessible across geographies and environments is difﬁcult. ● Separate systems increase cost and complexity ● Operational burden is high ● Offsets are inconsistent between clusters

40. Self Service & Cluster Linking D E M O

41. 4 Principles of Data Mesh Domain Ownership Data as a Product Self-service Data Federated Governance Organize how data is produced Improve how data is consumed

42. The challenge of decentralization: who’s in charge? ● Where do i ﬁnd customer data? ● Which is the right ID for a payment? ● This shipping data is a day old, who should I talk to? Kafka

43. Introducing Stream Governance: Data Governance for data in motion Stream Quality How do I avoid bad data? Schema management: No broken json goes in! Stream Catalog How do I ﬁnd the data that I need? Stream Lineage Where did this data come from?

44. Stream Governance D E M O

45. 4 Principles of Data Mesh Domain Ownership Data as a Product Self-service Data Federated Governance Organize how data is produced Improve how data is consumed

46. Decentralized approaches scale

47. Scalability is required for companies to be represented in software Kafka

48. THANK YOU

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