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Build a serverless transactional data lake with Apache Iceberg, Amazon EMR Serverless, and Amazon Athena

AWS Big Data

Since the deluge of big data over a decade ago, many organizations have learned to build applications to process and analyze petabytes of data. Data lakes have served as a central repository to store structured and unstructured data at any scale and in various formats.

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Exploring real-time streaming for generative AI Applications

AWS Big Data

Furthermore, data events are filtered, enriched, and transformed to a consumable format using a stream processor. The result is made available to the application by querying the latest snapshot. For building such a data store, an unstructured data store would be best.

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Architectural patterns for real-time analytics using Amazon Kinesis Data Streams, part 1

AWS Big Data

Kinesis Data Streams has native integrations with other AWS services such as AWS Glue and Amazon EventBridge to build real-time streaming applications on AWS. Refer to Amazon Kinesis Data Streams integrations for additional details. It provides the ability to collect data from tens of thousands of data sources and ingest in real time.

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Choosing an open table format for your transactional data lake on AWS

AWS Big Data

A modern data architecture enables companies to ingest virtually any type of data through automated pipelines into a data lake, which provides highly durable and cost-effective object storage at petabyte or exabyte scale. Clustering data for better data colocation using z-ordering.

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Chose Both: Data Fabric and Data Lakehouse

Cloudera

And second, for the data that is used, 80% is semi- or unstructured. Combining and analyzing both structured and unstructured data is a whole new challenge to come to grips with, let alone doing so across different infrastructures. Cloudera has supported data lakehouses for over five years. Better together.