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The key challenges in data sharing discussed in the video are:
To address these challenges, AWS offers the following solutions:
In a data lake scenario, AWS Glue Data Catalog enables efficient data sharing by allowing data owners to create resource links that point to the data they want to share with other AWS accounts, while defining the appropriate permissions and access controls.
In a data warehouse scenario, AWS Redshift enables data sharing through features like Persistent Workload Clusters, Serverless Workgroups, and Amazon Redshift Managed Storage (RMS). Customers can leverage these capabilities to build data mesh or hub-and-spoke data sharing architectures.
AWS Sagemaker Lakehouse combines the flexibility and openness of data lakes with the performance and transactional data management of data warehouses, enabling organizations to choose from a wide range of services and tools to suit their analytical use cases.
Data Mesh is an emerging architecture and organizational approach for data management that decentralizes the responsibility to domain-oriented teams, allowing them to control the access and governance of their data.
AWS Data Zone empowers data producers and consumers to collaborate on a common platform, providing features like automated data discovery, business glossary generation, and fine-grained access control.
The next-generation Amazon Sagemaker Unified Studio brings together various AWS data and analytics services, providing a unified experience for collaborating on data preparation, model training, custom application development, and SQL querying.
The data and AI governance layer, powered by Amazon Sagemaker Catalog, integrates with AWS Data Zone to provide a single catalog for managing data, models, and compute resources.
Occidental Petroleum (Oxy) has built a data mesh-based platform on AWS, leveraging services like Amazon S3, Amazon Redshift, AWS IoT SiteWise, and AWS Data Zone to enable cloud scalability, democratized data access, and flexible data stores and tools.
Some key lessons learned by Oxy in their data mesh journey include:
AWS Data Exchange offers various options to license and access third-party data, including data files, Amazon S3 access, AWS Lake Formation integration, and Amazon Redshift integration.
AWS Clean Rooms enables multi-party data collaboration without sharing the underlying data, using techniques like differential privacy and query controls to protect sensitive information.