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No time for the full article now? Read the abbreviated version here Often, data lake platforms lack simple ways to enforce data governance. This is
- Iddo Avneri
- Sander Hartlage (Paige) and Sid Senthilnathan (Paige), Vino SD
When testing ETLs for big data applications, data engineers usually face a challenge that originates in the very nature of data lakes. Since we’re writing
- The lakeFS Team
Conferences are back in full steam! 2023 is looking to be another great year for data conferences. This is a great time to learn, network,
- Ankit Srinivas
Introduction This tutorial will review all steps needed to configure lakeFS on Databricks. This tutorial assumes that lakeFS is already set up and running against
- Iddo Avneri
2022 has been an incredible year, in the same way that roller coasters are thrilling. Our industry has seen many shifts and rapid changes –
- Adi Polak
lakeFS is gaining momentum as a solution for data versioning on top of an object store, and more and more data driven organizations adopt lakeFS
- Iddo Avneri
Imagine spending significant time and money migrating your data to a new system only to discover that the data is partial or incorrect. Not only
- Iddo Avneri
As a new year is just around the corner, it is time to look ahead to the year that is coming and make some new
- Michal Wosk
We’re happy to introduce experimental support for running SQL queries, directly on objects (your files!) in lakeFS. All through the lakeFS UI. No need to
- Oz Katz
TLDR – lakeFS hooks just became so much easier to use.As of v0.87.1, lakeFS includes a Lua Virtual Machine that allows you to run hooks
- Oz Katz
