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 your storage (in this example AWS s3), and is focused on setting up the Databricks and lakeFS integration. Prerequisites Step 1 – Acquire lakeFS Key and Secret In this step, …
Databricks and lakeFS Integration: Step-by-Step Configuration Tutorial Read More »
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 install or configure anything. TLDR – You can now run SQL queries on Parquet and other tabular formats, directly from the lakeFS UI! Explore data, look at its schema, compare …
lakeFS ❤️ DuckDB: Embedding an OLAP database in the lakeFS UI Read More »
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 directly in lakeFS, without relying on any external component. What are lakeFS hooks lakeFS allows users to define logic that would happen before or after important events in the system. …
Apache airflow enables you to build multistep workflows across multiple technologies. The programmatic approach, allowing you to schedule and monitor workflows, helps users build complicated ETLs on their data that will be difficult to achieve automatically otherwise.This enabled the evolution of ETLs from simple single steps to complicated, parallelized, multi steps advance transformations: The challenge …
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lakeFS is an interface to the data lake, or the parts of the data lake one chooses to version control. The lakeFS interface is S3 compatible, and hence easily used with all common data applications, including Spark. In some cases, lakeFS is first adopted by the teams responsible for the data ingested to the lake, …
One Spark job, Many Data Sources – How to Easily Use lakeFS with Spark Read More »
Introduction: Dockerize Your Data Pipeline I can remember times when my company started using a new technology — be it Redis, Kafka, or Spark — and in order to try it out I found myself staring at a screen like this: At the time I thought nothing of doing this. And even wore it as a badge of pride …
The Everything Bagel II: Versioned Data Lake Tables with lakeFS and Trino Read More »
Recently, we’ve heard from several community members experimenting with new development workflows using lakeFS and dbt. The timing isn’t surprising given dbt’s more recent support of big data compute tools like Spark and Trino that are some of the most commonly-used technologies by lakeFS users managing a data lake over an object store. The combination …
dbt Tests – Create Staging Environments for Flawless Data CI/CD Read More »
New features in Airbyte and lakeFS make it easy to send data replicated by Airbyte into a lakeFS repo. See how to leverage this integration in your data pipelines! If you work in data, chances are you rely on replicating data between different systems to centralize it for analysis. Modern companies produce data from all …
Seamlessly Sync Data Into Your lakeFS Repos With Airbyte Read More »
Introducing Kubeflow and lakeFS Kubeflow is a cloud-native ML platform that simplifies the training and deployment of machine learning pipelines on Kubernetes. An ML project using Kubeflow will consist of isolated components for each stage of the ML lifecycle. And each component of a Kubeflow pipeline is packaged as a Docker image and executed in a …
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How to use lakeFS to keep multiple Delta tables consistent and guarantee data quality.
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