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Conference on storing, processing and searchability of large amounts of digital data with the focus o

Berlin Buzzwords is Germany's most exciting conference on storing, processing and searchability of large amounts of digital data with the focus on open source software projects.

02/05/2025

Join Dotan Horovits at this year’s Berlin Buzzwords to learn how OpenSearch is improving search and observability at scale! Now part of The Linux Foundation, OpenSearch continues to evolve with vector search, NLP and real-time analytics. Learn about its latest innovations, performance boosts, and growing ecosystem.

Please find a link to the full programme in our bio.

Join us on 15-17 June for this year’s edition of Berlin Buzzwords. Get your ticket now! (Link in our bio)

02/05/2025

Join Nomin-Erdene Oyun and Shikhar Srivastava at this year’s Berlin Buzzwords as they discuss how they built a high-throughput telemetry system to stream, store, and search a large amount of data from scratch using open source technologies such as ZeroMQ, Apache Kafka, Kubernetes, and Apache Cassandra, sharing valuable insights into the system’s design and performance, as well as lessons learned along the way.

Please find a link to the full programme in our bio.

Join us on 15-17 June for this year‘s Berlin Buzzwords, onsite and online! Find a link to our ticket shop in our bio)

01/05/2025

Reproducibility in embedding benchmarks is challenging, especially with embedding models that are instructional and increasingly large. Join Isaac Chung at this year’s Berlin Buzzwords to learn how MTEB addresses prompt variability, scaling issues and large datasets to ensure fair and consistent scores, setting a standard for benchmarking embeddings.

Please find a link to the full programme in our bio.

Join us on 15-17 June for this year’s edition of Berlin Buzzwords and get your ticket now! (Link in our bio)

01/05/2025

„Postgres continues to be widely used, and Postgres-derived closed source databases such as AlloyDB and AWS Aurora and have gained popularity in recent years.“ At this year’s Berlin Buzzwords, Celeste Horgan will explore the architecture of these different systems, clarify what each company means by „Postgres-compatible“, and provide guidance on how to choose the right option for your needs.

Please find a link to the full programme in our bio.

Join us from June 15-17 in Berlin or online. Get your ticket now from our ticket shop! (Link in our bio)

25/04/2025

In PostgreSQL, managing schema changes without experiencing downtime can be quite challenging. At this year’s Berlin Buzzwords, Gülçin Yıldırım Jelinek will explore locking mechanisms in PostgreSQL, specifically focusing on table-level locks that are acquired through Data Definition Language (DDL) operations and will discuss various tools and techniques that can help minimise the impact of locking.

Please find a link to the full programme in our bio!

Join us in Berlin from 15-17 June or online. Get your ticket now! (Link in our bio)

25/04/2025

Join Ved Prakash at this year’s Berlin Buzzwords and discover how Siphon transformed their data pipeline using Apache Iceberg to successfully stream quality data into both Snowflake and Clickhouse simultaneously. In this short talk, you’ll learn about their battle-tested architecture, the performance improvements they’ve achieved, and their strategies for maintaining data consistency across two analytics engines.

Please find a link to the full programme in our bio!

Join us in Berlin from 15-17 June or online. Get your ticket now! (Link in our bio)

18/04/2025

Stream processing systems promise fresh results, strong consistency, and S3-based cost savings. But pitfalls exist. At Berlin Buzzwords, join Yingjun Wu as he explores „The Dark Secrets of Stream Processing“.

Please find a link to the full programme in our bio.

Join us from June 15-17 in Berlin or online. Get your ticket now! (Link in our bio)

18/04/2025

Many chatbots and search engines use Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), but they often underperform compared to ChatGPT, frustrating users. Join Lewin von Saldern and Dr. Jennifer Gaubatz at Berlin Buzzwords as they discuss how poor chunking strategies contribute to this issue and showcase improved techniques for building more reliable RAG systems.

Please find a link for the full programme in our bio.

Join us from June 15-17 in Berlin or online. Get your ticket now! (Link in our bio)

03/06/2024

At this year’s Berlin Buzzwords, join Mingshi Liu and Owais Kazi as they present OpenSearch’s Flow Framework and RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) tool, which enables developers to create AI-augmented agent, query and ingestion flows, integrate ML models, and streamline app development through a no-code/low-code builder.

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13/05/2024

At this year’s Berlin Buzzwords, join Desmond Obisi as he explores serverless Kafka and real-time data streaming with Node.js microservices, delving into Upstash’s serverless Kafka architecture and how it can be used to build scalable and cost-effective solutions for microservices.

Find a link to the full programme in our bio!

10/07/2023

Berlin Buzzwords is Europe's leading conference for modern data infrastructur, search and machine learning. You can learn from leading international experts of the field during the sessions, but you can also meet them in person and connect. Whether it's during the breaks, at our get-together or in the exhibition area – there's plenty of opportunity to network, exchange ideas or just relax and have a chat.

Find more pictures of Berlin Buzzwords 2023 on our channel and all video recordings of our conference sessions on YouTube now. Both links are in our bio.

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