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Update (May 26th, 2021): We officially released the lakeFS Airflow provider. Read all about it in the latest blog post. In this post, we’ll see
- Guy Hardonag
The new Golang v1.16 embed directive helps us keep a single binary and bundle out static content. This post will cover how to work with
- Barak Amar
The quality of the data we introduce determines the overall reliability of our data lake. And the ingestion stage is a critical point for ensuring
- Einat Orr, PhD
Lists are everywhere. And there’s a good reason for that: lists have an order to them. They reduce our stress by assuring us that everything
- Yoni Augarten
lakeFS is an open source tool that delivers resilience and manageability to object-storage based data lakes. lakeFS provides Git-like operations over your MinIO storage environment
- Yoni Augarten
The demand for infrastructure that contributes to the collection, storage, and analysis of data is growing with the increasing amounts of data managed by organizations.
- Einat Orr, PhD
TL;DR With some thoughtful engineering, we can achieve a lot of the benefits that come with a microservice oriented architecture, while retaining the simplicity and
- Barak Amar
The data mesh paradigm The Data Mesh paradigm was first introduced by Zhamak Dehghani in her article How to Move Beyond a Monolithic Data Lake
- Einat Orr, PhD
While Object Storage is not novel technology, it can still be overwhelming when getting started. Here’s a definitive guide to object-based storage with everything you
- Yael Rivkind
Modern Data Lakes are a complexity tar pit. They involve many moving parts: distributed computation engines, running on virtualized servers connected by a software defined
- Oz Katz
Overview In this article, I will try to cover some do’s and don’ts for system testing from the perspective of an open-source project. To keep
- Itai Admi
