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BigQuery to Harper: Real-Time Data Access Without Redis or Custom APIs

Modernize your BigQuery architecture with Harper. Replace Redis and boilerplate APIs with a unified, low-latency data layer built for real-time delivery.
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BigQuery to Harper: Real-Time Data Access Without Redis or Custom APIs

Ivan R. Judson, Ph.D.
Distinguished Solution Architect
at Harper
November 21, 2025
Ivan R. Judson, Ph.D.
Distinguished Solution Architect
at Harper
November 21, 2025
Ivan R. Judson, Ph.D.
Distinguished Solution Architect
at Harper
November 21, 2025
November 21, 2025
Modernize your BigQuery architecture with Harper. Replace Redis and boilerplate APIs with a unified, low-latency data layer built for real-time delivery.
Ivan R. Judson, Ph.D.
Distinguished Solution Architect

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In this session, Ivan Judson, a Solution Architect at Harper, discusses the development of a data integration solution using Harper and BigQuery. He explains the current data flow, the creation of a synthetic data generator, and the integration process with BigQuery. Ivan also highlights the configuration of the data sync process and shares future enhancements for the project, emphasizing community engagement and collaboration.

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In this session, Ivan Judson, a Solution Architect at Harper, discusses the development of a data integration solution using Harper and BigQuery. He explains the current data flow, the creation of a synthetic data generator, and the integration process with BigQuery. Ivan also highlights the configuration of the data sync process and shares future enhancements for the project, emphasizing community engagement and collaboration.

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Haper Docs

Modernize your BigQuery architecture with Harper. Replace Redis and boilerplate APIs with a unified, low-latency data layer built for real-time delivery.

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