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The lakeFS open source project saw tremendous growth in 2021, our first full year of existence. We started the year with high expectations and many
- Noy Davidson
logo 10 Everything Bagel is now lakeFS-samples You can find Everything Bagel, along with lots of amazing hands-on examples for using lakeFS, in the lakeFS-samples
- Paul Singman, Guy Hardonag
“I have never lied to you, I have always told you some version of the truth.” “The truth doesn’t have versions, okay?” — Something’s Gotta
- Paul Singman
Introduction When we first thought about a tagline for our open source project lakeFS, we instinctively gravitated to terms like “Data versioning”, “Manage data the
- Einat Orr, PhD
Overview of Hive’s Metastore Let’s get right into it. This is not an objective recap of every topic covered at the Future of Metadata After
- Paul Singman
Last week we held another lakeFS Community Call! We believe these calls are invaluable opportunities to have direct dialogue with our users on all things
- Paul Singman
Few people start using lakeFS without first having some data collected. Consequently, it is common that after getting it up and running, one of the
- Paul Singman
If you think about it, lakeFS is about two things — version control and big data. We see ourselves as bringing version control to big
- Paul Singman
This is the first post of a series (well, at least 2) about Data Products. In Part I, we’ll cover what data products are, how
- Oz Katz
This week I’m pleased to share “Tardy Data”, a chapter I wrote for the new book 97 Things Every Data Engineer Should Know, adapted to
- Ariel Shaqed (Scolnicov)
Databricks has come a long way since growing out of a Berkeley Lab in 2013 with an open-source distributed computing framework called Spark. Fast forward
- Paul Singman
logo 10 Everything Bagel is now lakeFS-samples You can find Everything Bagel, along with lots of amazing hands-on examples for using lakeFS, in the lakeFS-samples
- Paul Singman












