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Introduction Last month, the lakeFS team decided to move from the decoupled security authentication and access control features to enable you to plug your own
- Amit Kesarwani
Introduction lakeFS makes creating isolated environments for data ingestion instantaneous so you can run data ingestion jobs without impacting your production data and merge ingested
- Amit Kesarwani
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
- Iddo Avneri
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
- Oz Katz
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
- Oz Katz
Overview Our routine work with data includes developing code, choosing and upgrading compute infrastructure, and testing new and changed data pipelines. Usually, this requires running
- Barak Amar
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
- Jonathan Rosenberg, Tal Sofer
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
- Guy Hardonag, Paul Singman
Overview The templating package text/template implements data-driven templates for generating textual output. Although we do not benefit from executing the template output more than once,
- Barak Amar
As a developer advocate, it is my responsibility to ensure that understanding how to use lakeFS is simple for users. To this end I’m excited
- Paul Singman
Updated on April 5, 2022 As a user of the Go programming language, I’ve found it useful to enable the running multiple versions within a
- Barak Amar
Welcome to another episode “Concrete Graveler”, our deep-dive into the implementation of Graveler, the committed object storage for lakeFS. Graveler is our versioned object store,
- Ariel Shaqed (Scolnicov)
