In this episode of the Data Show, I spoke with Avner Braverman, co-founder and CEO of Binaris, a startup that aims to bring serverless to web-scale and enterprise applications. This conversation took place shortly after the release of a seminal paper from UC Berkeley (“Cloud Programming Simplified: A Berkeley View on Serverless Computing”), and this paper seeded a lot of our conversation during this episode.

What Data Scientists and Data Engineers Can Do with Current Generation Serverless Technologies

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What Data Scientists and Data Engineers Can Do with Current Generation Serverless Technologies

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