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How to Use Apache Iceberg in CDP’s Open Lakehouse

Cloudera

The general availability covers Iceberg running within some of the key data services in CDP, including Cloudera Data Warehouse ( CDW ), Cloudera Data Engineering ( CDE ), and Cloudera Machine Learning ( CML ). Cloudera Data Engineering (Spark 3) with Airflow enabled. Cloudera Machine Learning . group by year.

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Perform upserts in a data lake using Amazon Athena and Apache Iceberg

AWS Big Data

It supports modern analytical data lake operations such as create table as select (CTAS), upsert and merge, and time travel queries. Athena also supports the ability to create views and perform VACUUM (snapshot expiration) on Apache Iceberg tables to optimize storage and performance.

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How Tricentis unlocks insights across the software development lifecycle at speed and scale using Amazon Redshift

AWS Big Data

Any time new test cases or test results are created or modified, events trigger such that processing is immediate and new snapshot files are available via an API or data is pulled at the refresh frequency of the reporting or business intelligence (BI) tool. Ricardo Serafim is a Senior AWS Data Lab Solutions Architect.

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Build and manage your modern data stack using dbt and AWS Glue through dbt-glue, the new “trusted” dbt adapter

AWS Big Data

dbt is an open source, SQL-first templating engine that allows you to write repeatable and extensible data transforms in Python and SQL. dbt is predominantly used by data warehouses (such as Amazon Redshift ) customers who are looking to keep their data transform logic separate from storage and engine.

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Discover Efficient Data Extraction Through Replication With Angles Enterprise for Oracle

Jet Global

The answer depends on your specific business needs and the nature of the data you are working with. Both methods have advantages and disadvantages: Replication involves periodically copying data from a source system to a data warehouse or reporting database. Empower your team to add new data sources on the fly.