Multi-Cloud VM Activity Log Platform
One ingestion framework for Azure, AWS and GCP VM logs — new fields merge themselves, type conflicts wait for a human.
- Bronze Delta tables
- 60
- of runtime spent on validation
- <5%
- clouds, one framework
- 3

Story
I started my career auditing listed companies — checking other people’s data. Then I co-founded a startup to fix the tools auditors use. Today I build the data platforms underneath, and the AI that runs on them.
Audited 8 listed companies and 6 cross-border M&A deals.
Built an audit SaaS from zero; automated 70% of manual SOPs.
Databricks lakehouses, dbt, CDC and multi-cloud log platforms.
LLM agents on governed, trustworthy data.
One ingestion framework for Azure, AWS and GCP VM logs — new fields merge themselves, type conflicts wait for a human.
CRM, orders and three ad platforms in one governed lakehouse — with zero load on the production database.
Replaced auditors' Excel workflows with a SaaS platform — and an AI agent that maps client ledgers automatically.
LanguagesEnglish C1 · Chinese Native

Data Culture took an e-commerce analytics agent from 0% to 94.7% accuracy without changing the model, by adding context one layer at a time and grading it on a fixed exam. Using their open-source agent-trust-for-dbt repository, I draw the architecture as five layers, from the dbt foundation and the contract the agent reads to a grading cascade that ends in an LLM judge, and sort what you can copy as-is from what you should change.

Entire, the company former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke started, launched a Git forge for people and agents on October 26. It swaps the pull request for a Trail, where review agents rescore every push and gates, CI and people decide whether a change merges. I walked one change through it using the official docs and mapped who does what at each step.

An InfoQ benchmark compares partitioning, ZOrder and Liquid Clustering on 50 million Delta Lake rows. I chart latency and data read for the three measured query types, point out that the fourth, a full-scan aggregation, repeats the second one's numbers, and lay out each layout's strengths and weak spots in one table.