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Exploring Integration of Legend with GCP BigQuery - Michael Gavronsky (EPAM)

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The Stack: Deutsche Bank's Peter Thomas: Execs recognising value of OSS 'mutualisation'

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Juju & Charmed Operators Accelerating FINOS Open Source Projects Adoption - Kris Sharma 17 May 2022

Orchestrating Legend with Juju

FINOS “Legend: New Features Deep Dive” Community Meeting

Join the Legend team to learn about the most recently open sourced Legend features.

Propose a New FINOS Project that Uses Legend Studio

Click the image to submit a new FINOS project proposal that uses Legend Studio.

Request an Account on the FINOS Shared (public) Instance of Legend

Click the image to access the form to request an account on the FINOS shared (public) instance of Legend.

Legend Testing Guide

Onboarding FINOS and JAR/MAVEN into systems for FINOS

Consuming Legend Data Models & Services Using BI, Python/ML & Other Tools

Join Andrew Ormerod and John Pentelow from Goldman Sachs to learn about consuming Legend data models & services using Business Intelligence (BI), Machine Learning (ML), and other tools. The whole world is not model based, which is why we need tabular slices of data to integrate with those tools. This session will focus on Legend's capability to project slices of data in order to integrate with business intelligence and analytics tools. Andrew and John will discuss the TDS protocol, how it translates to query execution plans, and how it is being used within the firm. They will also demo integrations with Pandas, Trino, and other custom integrations.

Case Study: FINOS Legend

In November 2019, at the FINOS flagship Open Source Strategy Forum, FINOS Platinum member Goldman Sachs announced its intention to open source its internally developed Legend data management platform.Legend provides an excellent opportunity to bring subject matter expertise to data models, as its single, visual platform enables engineers and non-engineers - regardless of their technical background - to develop data-centric applications and data-driven insights.Between April and September 2020, Goldman Sachs led several data modeling efforts as part of the FINOS Legend Studio Pilot to develop extensions to the International Swaps and Derivatives Association's Common Domain Model (ISDA CDM).Legend was open sourced and contributed into FINOS in late 2020 and is available on GitHub for anyone to use and contribute to.

Open Sourcing Legend: Pierre de Belen, Goldman Sachs

Pierre DeBelen, the creator of Legend, provides a broad survey of the challenges of data management and how Legend can help in addressing them. - 2020 Open Source Strategy Forum