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SUMMARY:Distributed file-systems made easy with Python's fsspec - Einat Or
 r\, Barak Amar
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DESCRIPTION:The cloud native revolution has impacted all aspects of engine
 ering\, and data engineering is not exempt. One of the ongoing challenges 
 in the data engineering world remains the local and distributed cloud nati
 ve storage. In this talk we’ll explore working with distributed file sys
 tems in Python\, through an intro to fsspec: a popular python library that
  is well-positioned to address the growing challenge of interacting with s
 torage systems of different kinds in a consistent way.\n\nIn this talk we
 ’ll show hands-on examples of working with fsspec with some of the most 
 popular data tools in the Python community: Pandas\, Tensorflow and PyArro
 w. We’ll demonstrate a real world implementation of fsspec and how it pr
 ovides easy extensibility through open source tooling.\n\nYou’ll come aw
 ay from this session with a better understanding for how to implement and 
 extend fsspec to work with different cloud native storage systems.
LOCATION:Titanium3
URL:https://pretalx.com/pyconde-pydata-2025/talk/DEHZHK/
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