Hands-on with Cloudera SDX: Setting up your own shared data experience

Cloudera SDX provides unified metadata control, simplifies administration, and maintains context and data lineage across storage services, workloads, and operating environments. Santosh Kumar, Andre Araujo, and Wim Stoop offer an overview of SDX before diving deep into the moving parts and guiding you through setting it up. You'll leave with the skills to set up your own SDX.

Cloudera SDX provides unified data context that includes schema, permissions, and governance artifacts. This in turn massively simplifies administration and control of data assets across diverse storage systems, a multitude of workload types, and deployment environments spanning bare metal to the cloud. It provides enterprises unmatched flexibility, agility, and cost savings, enabling their IT to control workloads anywhere, managed any way, and deliver a shared data experience that businesses need today. Santosh Kumar, Andre Araujo, and Wim Stoop cover SDX from concept to deployment. After quickly setting the stage for the problems that SDX addresses, they guide you through setting up SDX across multiple clusters and walk you through its advantages. Along the way, you’ll explore best practices and recommended architectures for SDX. With SDX, it’s easier to share, trust, and audit data-driven activities while also reducing the impact on operational overhead. You’ll leave with the skills and experience you need to deploy SDX in your own Cloudera Enterprise cluster, ensuring consistent data context across both long-running and transient workloads.