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    Demo 11 · Google Cloud AI Agent Playbook

    The Google Cloud AI Agent Playbook: Vertex AI + Gemini End-to-End

    This is the full picture of a production AI-agent platform on Google Cloud. Press play to watch a request travel layer by layer — from web, mobile, Gemini in Workspace and Contact Center AI through Cloud Load Balancing and Apigee into agents on Cloud Run / GKE, out to knowledge and memory in the Context Layer, and into Vertex AI and Gemini for reasoning and custom-model fine-tuning. Hover any service to trace its connections.

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    Gemini · RAG
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    Demo 01

    dbt + Medallion Architecture

    Watch a messy orders.csv get progressively refined by dbt models — with lineage, tests, macros and incremental builds.

    Demo 02

    SQLMesh vs dbt

    A standalone look at where SQLMesh diverges from dbt — stateful incrementals, built-in audits, column-level lineage and virtual environments — and the situations where it's the better choice.

    Demo 03

    Master Data Management

    Watch the same customer — scattered across CRM, ERP, e-commerce and support with conflicting data — get standardized, matched, merged into a Golden Record, and synced back to every system.

    Demo 04

    Change Data Capture (CDC)

    Watch inserts, updates and deletes from an operational orders table get captured and streamed into Bronze → Silver → Gold — with a side-by-side of log-based, query-based and trigger-based capture.

    Demo 05

    Banking

    Submit a sample loan form and watch a workflow fire node by node — webhook, credit check, risk scoring, decision branch, core-banking update and notifications — replacing days of manual hand-offs.

    Demo 06

    AI Support

    Submit a real support message and watch a live workflow use AI to classify it, set priority, route it to the right team and draft a reply — actually running on the backend, not a simulation.

    Demo 07

    Finance / AP

    Step through a workflow that runs a 3-way match of a vendor invoice against the purchase order and goods receipt — pausing for a receiving check and approval before posting to the ERP.

    Demo 08

    Apache Kafka · Streaming

    A no-fluff explainer of how Kafka moves data, the real-world challenges of running it, and a side-by-side of Kafka vs. Azure Stream Analytics, AWS Kinesis, Google Pub/Sub and managed Kafka.

    Demo 09

    Azure AI Agent Blueprint

    An interactive, animated reference architecture: watch a user request flow through the Application, Context and Orchestration layers — gateway, Container Apps, RAG, memory, Azure AI Foundry and model fine-tuning.

    Demo 10

    AWS AI Agent Stack

    An interactive, animated AWS reference architecture: watch a request flow through ALB and API Gateway into ECS Fargate agents, out to Bedrock Knowledge Bases and Kendra for RAG, DynamoDB/ElastiCache memory, and SageMaker + Bedrock for reasoning and fine-tuning.

    Demo 12

    Data Platform Architecture

    An interactive, animated data-platform architecture: watch data flow from operational sources through CDC, streaming and batch ingestion into a Bronze → Silver → Gold lakehouse on an open table format, then out to BI, SQL, ML and real-time serving.

    Demo 13

    Enterprise RAG · Security & Governance

    Take RAG inside the company: sync SharePoint, Confluence and shared drives, filter retrieval by each user's permissions, redact sensitive data, and measure answer quality before rollout.

    Demo 14

    Data Quality & Observability

    Catch bad data before it reaches your dashboards — automated quality checks, anomaly detection, lineage and alerting across the pipeline.

    Demo 15

    RAG · Retrieval-Augmented Generation

    Watch a question flow through a Retrieval-Augmented Generation pipeline — documents chunked and embedded into a vector database offline, then a query embedded, top-k chunks retrieved, and the LLM answering grounded in real, cited text.

    Demo 16

    3NF vs. Data Vault

    The old Inmon-vs-Kimball argument is back, and this time it's about the silver layer of the medallion architecture. Should silver be modeled in Inmon-style 3NF, or as a Data Vault 2.0 raw vault?