What's New at Scarf: Key Takeaways from the Scarf Summit
What's New at Scarf: Key Takeaways from the Scarf Summit
On July 16th, we hosted our first-ever Scarf Summit, celebrating analytics for open source and the significant improvements we’ve made to the Scarf platform. In case you missed it, here’s a recap of all the key updates shared by our Engineering Leader, Aaron Porter. You can also watch the recording below:
The new architecture allows us to run queries directly on raw event data, offering dynamic sorting and filtering—an improvement that enables more accurate insights.
We’re excited about the progress we’re making in improving the ecosystem of analytics for open source. Your feedback is crucial to shaping Scarf’s future, and together, we’re building a stronger foundation for open source businesses.
Early this quarter, we undertook a significant overhaul of our data architecture, allowing us to expand our capacity for real-time analytics and enriching our data-handling capabilities.
Our shift to the new column-oriented structure has allowed us to introduce:
Understanding that data is only valuable when it's actionable, we've improved our data export functionality. Initiatives supporting integrations with platforms like AWS S3 and more to come.
In order to make data matching and identification even more reliable, we’ve introduced additional robust feedback loops:
As we move into the next quarter, we're focusing on several key areas:
Whether you attended the Scarf Summit or not, we thank you for your support and for being an essential part of this community. We look forward to all the progress we’ll continue to make together.
Stay tuned for more updates!
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July 26, 2024
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On July 16th, we hosted our first-ever Scarf Summit, celebrating analytics for open source and the significant improvements we’ve made to the Scarf platform. In case you missed it, here’s a recap of all the key updates shared by our Engineering Leader, Aaron Porter. You can also watch the recording below:
The new architecture allows us to run queries directly on raw event data, offering dynamic sorting and filtering—an improvement that enables more accurate insights.
We’re excited about the progress we’re making in improving the ecosystem of analytics for open source. Your feedback is crucial to shaping Scarf’s future, and together, we’re building a stronger foundation for open source businesses.
Early this quarter, we undertook a significant overhaul of our data architecture, allowing us to expand our capacity for real-time analytics and enriching our data-handling capabilities.
Our shift to the new column-oriented structure has allowed us to introduce:
Understanding that data is only valuable when it's actionable, we've improved our data export functionality. Initiatives supporting integrations with platforms like AWS S3 and more to come.
In order to make data matching and identification even more reliable, we’ve introduced additional robust feedback loops:
As we move into the next quarter, we're focusing on several key areas:
Whether you attended the Scarf Summit or not, we thank you for your support and for being an essential part of this community. We look forward to all the progress we’ll continue to make together.
Stay tuned for more updates!
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On July 16th, we hosted our first-ever Scarf Summit, celebrating analytics for open source and the significant improvements we’ve made to the Scarf platform. In case you missed it, here’s a recap of all the key updates shared by our Engineering Leader, Aaron Porter. You can also watch the recording below:
The new architecture allows us to run queries directly on raw event data, offering dynamic sorting and filtering—an improvement that enables more accurate insights.
We’re excited about the progress we’re making in improving the ecosystem of analytics for open source. Your feedback is crucial to shaping Scarf’s future, and together, we’re building a stronger foundation for open source businesses.
Early this quarter, we undertook a significant overhaul of our data architecture, allowing us to expand our capacity for real-time analytics and enriching our data-handling capabilities.
Our shift to the new column-oriented structure has allowed us to introduce:
Understanding that data is only valuable when it's actionable, we've improved our data export functionality. Initiatives supporting integrations with platforms like AWS S3 and more to come.
In order to make data matching and identification even more reliable, we’ve introduced additional robust feedback loops:
As we move into the next quarter, we're focusing on several key areas:
Whether you attended the Scarf Summit or not, we thank you for your support and for being an essential part of this community. We look forward to all the progress we’ll continue to make together.
Stay tuned for more updates!
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