Abstract

Magenta Telekom ingests many terabytes of new data every day, and every downstream consumer wants it immediately. The real bottleneck turned out not to be hardware but humans wrestling with hidden, hard-wired dependencies in hundreds of heterogeneous pipelines and sometimes tool silos.

Our fix was to treat every data asset as a node in a data-dependency graph and every transformation as an edge. Ingestion, Transformation, AI and BI are all part of the same executable graph.

By using suitable abstractions and dependency injection less technical people are empowered to contribute business logic which can be operationalized efficiently.

This talk covers:
- Unified asset graph – ingest → transforms → reports → ML all in one lineage-aware DAG.
- Event-based pipelines: Events propagate state changes across the enterprise via the edges in the graph in near real-time
- Dependency-injection: By using the right abstractions we can empower more users along the data value chain to contribute. Operational challenges are handled by the abstractions and analysts only focus on the business logic

Georg Heiler

Senior Data Expert at Magenta

Georg is a Senior data expert @Magenta and a ML-ops engineer @ASCII. He is solving challenges with data. His interests include geospatial graphs and time series. Georg transitions the data platform of Magenta to the cloud and is handling large scale multi-modal ML-ops challenges at ASCII.