The Intelligent Cloud
Offered By: Red Hat via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the groundbreaking Sloan Digital Sky Survey and its impact on astronomical research in this 25-minute talk by Joseph Sirosh at Red Hat Summit 2016. Discover how the world's largest "telescope" is actually a SQL server database running on Linux, providing an unprecedented view of the universe. Learn about the power of this open, searchable, and query-able catalog of celestial objects, and how it enables visual exploration of the cosmos. Delve into the integration of machine learning and advanced analytics on the same platform, revolutionizing the development of intelligent applications. Gain insights into the future of analytics, the significance of SQL Server on Linux, and Microsoft's embrace of open-source technologies. Explore topics such as galaxy classification, intelligent APIs, and the Cortana Intelligence Suite, while understanding the vision behind this innovative platform for astronomical research and data analysis.
Syllabus
Introduction
Sloan Digital Sky Survey
Sequel Server
The Future of Analytics
Sequel Server on Linux
Exploring the Universe
Blueshifted Objects
Querying the Database
Galaxy Classification
Microsoft Loves Linux
Vision
Platform
Cortana Intelligence Suite
Machine Learning Competition
Intelligent APIs
Taught by
Red Hat
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