7 November 2019 - 11am Sydney AEDT
7 November 2019 - 11am Sydney AEDT
Azure Databricks is a Unified Analytics Platform built with a security-first mindset that enables you to run analytics and Machine Learning workloads at scale without compromising on security.
Join Ben Sadeghi, Partner Solutions Architect at Databricks, as he describes how a number of Azure-specific features fit into the Databricks model for data security, and how to utilize them with best practices designed to make it easier to manage and operate a secure environment. We will also feature a live demo of Azure Databricks to see a few concrete examples of these capabilities in action.
In this webinar, you will learn:
Join Ben Sadeghi, Partner Solutions Architect at Databricks, as he describes how a number of Azure-specific features fit into the Databricks model for data security, and how to utilize them with best practices designed to make it easier to manage and operate a secure environment. We will also feature a live demo of Azure Databricks to see a few concrete examples of these capabilities in action.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- How to use Platform Security features for networking and storage with Azure Databricks such as VNET Injection, No Public IPs and Encryption.
- Deploy, Operate and Govern at Scale for Authentication and Authorization with Azure Databricks using Azure Active Directory single sign-on, Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 credential passthrough and integration with Azure Key Vault.
Presenter
Ben Sadeghi
APJ Partner Solutions Architect
APJ Partner Solutions Architect
Ben Sadeghi is a Partner Solutions Architect at Databricks, covering Asia Pacific and Japan, focusing on Microsoft and its partner ecosystem. Having spent several years with Microsoft as a Big Data & Advanced Analytics Technology Specialist, he has helped various companies and partners implement cloud-based, data-driven, machine learning solutions on the Azure platform.
Prior to Databricks and Microsoft, Ben was engaged as a data scientist with Hadoop/Spark distributor MapR Technologies (APAC), developed internal and external data products at Wego.com, a travel meta-search site, and worked in the Internet of Things domain at Jawbone, where he implemented analytics and predictive applications for the UP Band physical activity monitor. Before moving to the private sector, Ben contributed to several NASA and JAXA space missions.
Ben is an active member of the open-source Julia language community. He holds an M.Sc. in computational physics, with an astrophysics emphasis.