Karthik Ranganathan @@karthikr
CTO / Founder at YugaByte
About
Karthik received his BS and MS in CS from IIT-M and UT Austin. Karthik was one of the original database engineers at Facebook responsible for building distributed databases such as Cassandra and HBase. He is an Apache HBase committer, and also an early contributor to Cassandra, before it was open-sourced by Facebook. He is now a Co-Founder & the CTO at YugaByte, the company behind the open source YugaByte DB project that is bringing together NoSQL and SQL in a single globally distributed database.
Karthik Ranganathan has presented the following presentations
presented by Karthik Ranganathan
PostgreSQL continues its reign as the most widely used open source database due to its powerful feature set and rich ecosystem of tools and extensions. Join Yugabyte’s co-founder and CTO, Karthik Ranganathan, as he delivers a masterclass on building a future-proof distributed SQL database that fully “speaks” PostgreSQL and is designed specifically for cloud-native applications.
Thu 20 2023 Yugabyte DSSpresented by Karthik Ranganathan
Join Yugabyte CTO and co-founder, Karthik Ranganathan, for a quick talk on his vision for the future of Distributed SQL. As one of the original creators of Cassandra at Facebook, he’s seen massive changes in the database landscape. In this session, we’ll hear from him on three specific areas of innovations that he believes are some of the most exciting things happening in the database space, ...
more Thu 20 2023 Yugabyte DSSTold from the perspective of data
presented by Alexandra Elchinoff and Karthik Ranganathan
Modern cloud native applications lead exciting lives - from their birth in the cloud and dealing with massive unplanned success to surviving cloud outages and handling customers worldwide. In this talk, Yugabyte CTO Karthik Ranganathan walks through the eventful life of a successful cloud native app, as seen from the perspective of the data layer.
Thu 7 2022 Yugabyte Distributed SQL Summitpresented by Karthik Ranganathan
Developing YugaByte DB 2.0 was but not without its fair share of technical challenges. There were times when we had to go back to the drawing board and even sift through academic research to find a better solution than what we had at hand. In this talk we’ll outline some of the hardest architectural issues we have had to address in our journey of building an open source, cloud native, high-perf...
more Thu 19 2019 Distributed SQLThe What and the How of Making PostgreSQL GDPR Compliant
presented by Karthik Ranganathan
The General Data Protection Regulation, often referred to as GDPR, came into effect on 25 May 2018 across the European Union. This regulation has implications on many global businesses, given the fines imposed if the organization is be found to be non-compliant. Making sure that the app architecture continues to ensure regulatory compliance is an on-going challenge for many businesses that requ...
more Wed 20 2019 Regulated IndustryAn introduction to YugaByte DB
presented by Karthik Ranganathan and Mihnea Iancu
Building applications on PostgreSQL that require automatic data sharding and replication, ability to scale out with fault tolerance and geographic data distribution is hard. In this talk, we will look at how to achieve this using YugaByte DB, a distributed database that is a storage engine for PostgreSQL while simultaneously being fully wire-compatible with NoSQL APIs (Apache Cassandra and Redi...
more Thu 21 2019 DevelopmentA hands-on introduction to YugaByte DB
presented by Karthik Ranganathan
Building applications on PostgreSQL that require automatic data sharding and replication, fault tolerance, distributed transactions and geographic data distribution has been hard. In this 3 hour workshop, we will look at how to do this using a real-world example running on top of YugaByte DB, a distributed database that is fully wire-compatible with PostgreSQL and NoSQL APIs (Apache Cassandra a...
more Tue 16 2018 DataThe What and the How of Making PostgreSQL GDPR Compliant
presented by Karthik Ranganathan
The General Data Protection Regulation, often referred to as GDPR, came into effect on 25 May 2018 across the European Union. This regulation has implications on many global businesses, given the fines imposed if the organization is be found to be non-compliant. Making sure that the app architecture continues to ensure regulatory compliance is an on-going challenge for ...
more Mon 15 2018 Data