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If you’re interested in playing around and exploring lakeFS, you can now easily get started using the Katacoda demo which provides a personalized sandboxed environment
- Guy Hardonag
Lakeview is a new open source visibility tool for AWS S3 based data lakes. Think of it as ncdu, but for Petabyte-scale data. It’s goal
- Oz Katz
50 years ago it was very hard to collaborate over code. When developing large scale software projects it was difficult to manage changes to source
- Einat Orr, PhD
In this article I will show how Go concurrency enabled us to cut through a daunting DB performance barrier. This blog post continues our journey
- Tzahi Yaacobovicz
This is a first in a series of posts describing our journey of scaling lakeFS. In this post we describe how adding an in-process cache
- Barak Amar
A glimpse into the life of a data engineer. Day 1: Finally, an easy one Got a pretty simple task for a change – read
- Oz Katz
Lots of applications require a Postgres database. Before you can install them, you will need a Postgres database. How do you pick the right Postgres
- Ariel Shaqed (Scolnicov)
This post aims to cover our experience running Presto in a local environment with the ability to query Amazon S3 and other S3 Compatible Systems.
- Guy Hardonag
- Yoni Augarten
This tutorial aims to give you a fast start with lakeFS and use its git-like terminology in Spark. It covers the following: This simple flow
- Guy Hardonag
- Einat Orr, PhD
