> This thing reads like it was written a few years ago.
Yah the technology here is nothing novel, Hive, Kafka, Flink, Redis are around for years. What I find missing in the internet is that people who have been doing this for years are not writing about this. Uber has done a relatively good job on publishing how they build Michelangelo, but still, not enough details for outsiders to replicate.
> it takes time for the lessons in this article to be learnt by a large enough amount of people that it becomes humdrum.
Maybe :)
> two clients who built feature stores - one with an open-ended goal of enabling people and one because they had some specific things they wanted to achieve.
Could you add more color to this part, what are their goals and what do they end up achieving? I didn't fully get it.
> This thing reads like it was written a few years ago.
Yah the technology here is nothing novel, Hive, Kafka, Flink, Redis are around for years. What I find missing in the internet is that people who have been doing this for years are not writing about this. Uber has done a relatively good job on publishing how they build Michelangelo, but still, not enough details for outsiders to replicate.
> it takes time for the lessons in this article to be learnt by a large enough amount of people that it becomes humdrum.
Maybe :)
> two clients who built feature stores - one with an open-ended goal of enabling people and one because they had some specific things they wanted to achieve.
Could you add more color to this part, what are their goals and what do they end up achieving? I didn't fully get it.