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☕ Quick reminder: Datablazer Coffee Chat is happening tomorrow, Aug. 25 at 9 a.m. PT!
If you’re thinking through where you’re going with your data architecture before you start building the pipes, come join the conversation. We’ll be talking through what the architecture actually needs to enable, with plenty of space to ask questions, share what you’re working through, and learn from one another.
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📣 It's back. Mark your calendars, lace up your shoes, and get ready to run (or walk, or stroll with coffee in hand) through one of San Francisco's most iconic backdrops.
Registration is officially open for the Annual Dreamforce Community Fun Run!
We will once again meet up for an at-your-own-pace 5K. Open to ALL (Trailblazers, Customers, Partners), this beloved tradition brings together Trailblazers for a morning of movement, connection, and fun, plus limited swag for customers while it lasts.
🗓️ Wednesday, September 16, 2026
📍 6:00 AM
📌 Ferry Building Marketplace
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Important Notes:
Start & Finish: The run will begin and end on sidewalk directly in front of the Ferry Building's main staircase (as is tradition), we'll loop around AT&T Park, and head back to the start.
Bags: Please leave bags and personal belongings at your hotel. We do not have the ability to store or monitor bags. We are in a public space.
Notes: This is not timed and very informal.
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The Data 360 G2 Giveaway is officially closed! 🎉
A huge thank you to everyone who took the time to share their Data 360 experience on G2. We’ll be announcing the 25 Datablazer hoodie winners soon, so keep an eye on your inbox!
Thanks again to everyone who participated and shared their voice!
We're syncing several tables from Amazon Redshift into Salesforce Data 360 via a Redshift Connector. Our initial ingestion consumed a large percentage of our Data Service Credits, so we're now trying to understand the credit implications of subsequent updates.
Question:
If an entire source table in Redshift is updated (e.g., a bulk UPDATE that touches every row, or a full table rebuild/recreate), does the next Data 360 refresh treat this as a full re-ingestion — consuming roughly the same number of credits as the initial load? Or does Data 360's incremental sync still detect and ingest only the changed rows in that case?
What we've already tried:
Additional question — guardrails: What's the recommended way to set up guardrails against unexpected credit overspend on Redshift-connected streams? Specifically: is there a way to cap or alert on credit consumption per data stream/connector, or to simulate/estimate credit cost before a scheduled refresh runs against a large or recently-modified table?
Hey Thomas,
Yes, a bulk update that touches every row will trigger a full re-ingestion at roughly the initial-load cost. Incremental sync works off your cursor datetime field, it pulls any row where that field is newer than the last sync point. It doesn't diff actual content, so if every row's timestamp advances, every row looks new and gets re-pulled. A full table rebuild/recreate causes the same result. Ingestion is metered per row processed, so re-ingesting the full table costs close to the original load (upserts by primary key, so no duplicates, but you still pay to process every row).
To avoid this: only update the datetime field on rows that actually changed, leave others untouched, and avoid full table rebuilds/recreates for the same reason.
On guardrails:
- Digital Wallet is Salesforce's built-in credit tracking tool, shows real-time and historical usage by type, and supports threshold alerts (commonly set at 70-80%) so you're warned before a runaway refresh drains the pool.
- There's no native hard cap per stream/connector, alerts are the mechanism, not a stop-gap.
- There's no built-in cost simulator before a scheduled run. Estimate manually using row count × the rate-card multiplier for your usage type, and watch Digital Wallet trends after each run.
- Consider splitting high-churn tables into their own stream so a bad restamp event is easier to isolate and spot in reporting.
Reference:
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=data.c360_a_data_usage_types.htm&language=en_US&type=5Bring your coffee, questions, experiences, and opinions — our inaugural Datablazers Coffee Chat
is happening next Tuesday, August 25 at 9am PT, and we want you there!
This is your space — a casual, conversational hangout where practitioners in this community explore the questions we're all working through, swap approaches, and learn from each other. Hosted by fellow Datablazers @Mehmet Orun and @Anu Pandey
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For our first conversation, we're tackling a question a lot of us wrestle with:
How do you know where you're going with your data architecture before you start building the pipes?
Come ready to think out loud with the group — through open discussion and breakout rooms, we'll dig into the decisions that should come before picking connectors, integration patterns, or platforms.
Register here and let us know if you're joining in the thread!
I just started to explore Data 360, and I picturise the concept like this, Is it a good thought 😊
Semantically speaking, it unifies, though rest I agree with.
Also, golden record in isolation can create one challenge: without the business contextual boundaries, you can have sources contributing to it downstream consumer should not have access to.
One benefit of Data 360's data architecture is:
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Bring the Trailblazer Forest to Life at Agentforce World Tour! ✨
Our Call for Participation is now open for Agentforce World Tour London (October 15th) and Agentforce World Tour NYC (December 3rd) and we're looking for Trailblazers to lead sessions in the Trailblazer Forest! The Trailblazer Forest is where community, innovation, and inspiration meet. It's a space designed for connection. Whether you're teaching, facilitating, or simply bringing people together, your voice helps make World Tour a powerful, community-driven experience!
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What We're Looking For:
🎤 Be a Product Expert in the Trailblazer Theater
Share your knowledge and inspire others by leading a 20-minute session for beginner/intermediate attendees. This session includes 2 microphones, a presentation screen, a podium, and AV support. It's a great opportunity to:
🤝 Lead a Community Networking Session
This is your stage to share the insights, experiences, and lessons that don't always make it into a technical talk. The career pivots, leadership moments, mindset shifts, and human stories behind the work. Whether you want to inspire the next generation of Trailblazers, share in this 45-minuted presentation how you've navigated the agentic era, or reflect on what it really takes to grow in this industry, we want to hear from you. No deep technical dives. These sessions are built for:
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GA Announcement: Agentforce Coworker
Agentforce Coworker — your autonomous AI teammate built directly into Salesforce — is now generally available.
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