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Arlington, Virginia

Real-Time Data on AWS

Held alongside AWS Summit Washington, DC, this meetup brings together AWS, RisingWave, KX, and invited guests for talks on real-time data infrastructure, analytics, and AI-native architectures.

Rayees Pasha, Fei Lang, Manish Devgan

JUN 29, 2026

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ONLINE WEBINAR

Agentic Data Infrastructure: How AI Agents Are Transforming the Modern Data Pipeline

In this webinar, we will explore what it takes to build an agent-native data stack, from branch-based isolation and atomic publishing to streaming-first systems designed for autonomous agents.

Ciro Greco, Yingjun Wu

APR 30, 2026

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ONLINE WEBINAR

Detect Threats as They Happen: Real-Time Graph Analytics for Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity questions are rarely about a single event or asset in isolation. In this webinar, RisingWave and PuppyGraph will explore how streaming data, Iceberg, and real-time graph queries come together for cybersecurity analysis.

Yingjun Wu, Weimo Liu

MAY 7, 2026

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RisingWave Community Champions

Community Champion of January 2026

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January

Jianmin Tang

Meet Tang Jianmin (Github username: Standing-Man) . Over the past year, he has significantly improved RisingWave by adding new SQL capabilities, boosting PostgreSQL compatibility, enhancing catalog/streaming-job observability, polishing developer docs and tooling, and continuing to drive quality fixes and test improvements.

I'm Tang Jianmin, a newly appointed full-time instructor at a vocational college with a strong passion for open-source culture. By participating in open-source communities and resolving issues, I enjoy learning how large-scale systems work in practice. I'm particularly interested in understanding system design and real-world engineering trade-offs. I look forward to learning from others in the community and contributing back whenever possible.

After completing a CMU course on Database Systems, I developed a strong interest in understanding how production-grade database systems are designed and built in the real world, as well as the engineering challenges and trade-offs involved in large-scale systems. At the same time, I am eager to deepen my understanding of Rust as a systems programming language. Contributing to RisingWave gives me an ideal opportunity to learn Rust in a practical context while working on a modern, distributed database system.

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