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Data is the foundation of every organization, so ensuring it’s reliable and consistent is essential in driving informed decisions and ensuring a sustainable growth. This
- Idan Novogroder
Originally presented at Big Data LDN 2024. More than two decades ago, data warehouses outgrew the capacity of single machines, and scaling them started to
- Tal Sofer
In modern software development, Pull Requests (PRs) are a fundamental tool for collaborating on code. They allow teams to review, discuss, and merge changes in
- Oz Katz, Itai Gilo
Data versioning is a central aspect of modern data management, especially in the context of GenAI and machine learning. Teams need a solution to version
- Amit Kesarwani
A team looking to build an application that uses a large language model (LLM) like OpenAI’s GPT-4 or Meta’s LLama 2 will inevitably run into
- Idan Novogroder
This article focuses on how to work with Nessie Catalog. Please note that since its first publication, fundamental support for Iceberg REST Catalog has been
- Tal Sofer
Promoting ETL code for production is a straightforward process. We have our code – usually stored in Git – and want to build and test
- Amit Kesarwani
Once you start using lakeFS, the files on your object store will form a new representation. The names and paths of the files on the
- Iddo Avneri
What is a mount? A filesystem mount is the ability to present a local device or a remote location as a local directory. It is
- Amit Kesarwani
Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) is on its way to becoming the dominant framework for implementing enterprise applications based on Large Language Models (LLMs). However, implementing
- Idan Novogroder
Apache Iceberg is the most popular open table format. It originated at Netflix due to the need to provide a table representation for data saved
- Tal Sofer
