Implementing Data Mesh: Design, Build, and Implement Data Contracts, Data Products, and Data Mesh

As data continues to grow and become more complex, organizations seek innovative solutions to manage their data effectively. Data mesh is one solution that provides a new approach to managing data in complex organizations. This practical guide offers step-by-step guidance on how to implement data mesh in your organization.

In this book, Jean-Georges Perrin and Eric Broda focus on the key components of data mesh and provide practical advice supported by code. Data engineers, architects, and analysts will explore a simple and intuitive process for identifying key data mesh components and data products. You'll learn a consistent set of interfaces and access methods that make data products easy to consume.

This approach ensures that your data products are easily accessible and the data mesh ecosystem is easy to navigate. This book helps you:

• Identify, define, and build data products that interoperate within an enterprise data mesh
• Build a data mesh fabric that binds data products together
• Build and deploy data products in a data mesh
• Establish the organizational structure to operate data products, data platforms, and data fabric
• Learn an innovative architecture that brings data products and data fabric together into the data mesh

About the authors:

Jean-Georges "JG" Perrin is a technology leader focusing on building innovative and modern data platforms.

Eric Broda is a technology executive, practitioner, and founder of a boutique consulting firm that helps global enterprises realize value from data.

Jean-Georges "JG" Perrin is a technology leader focusing on building innovative and modern data platforms at PayPal, president of AIDAUG, and author of Spark in Action, 2nd edition (Manning). He is proud to have been recognized as a Lifetime IBM Champion. Jean-Georges shares his more than 25 years of experience in the IT industry as a presenter and participant at conferences and publishing articles in print and online media. His blog is visible at http://jgp.ai. When not immersed in IT, which he loves, he enjoys exploring Upstate New York and New England with his wife and kids.