Hello, thank you for these videos. I’m try to learn azure and databricks for a possible job. I‘be been interested in data analytics so I’m also taking a crash course in SQL , Python and Excel. Which of you videos should I start with?
Believe it or not, Data Lakes are read only. They are for flat files so table like functionality was not possible. Lakehouse modifies parquet file support to enable add/change/delete. My video on Delta Logs explains how this works. ua-cam.com/video/pCH_qNqnms0/v-deo.html
I thinks that's a bit too specific. I would say Lakehouse is trying to add relational database data warehouse type functionality (CRUD operations) so tables can be maintained. Prior to this, parquet files only support append so very limited in functionality.
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Hello, thank you for these videos. I’m try to learn azure and databricks for a possible job. I‘be been interested in data analytics so I’m also taking a crash course in SQL , Python and Excel. Which of you videos should I start with?
Thank you for your greate videos. I have a question. Why is it better than data lake? Is it because of acid and schema management?
Believe it or not, Data Lakes are read only. They are for flat files so table like functionality was not possible. Lakehouse modifies parquet file support to enable add/change/delete. My video on Delta Logs explains how this works. ua-cam.com/video/pCH_qNqnms0/v-deo.html
Can we say that data lakehouse is kind of a data storage architecture focused on catering data hungry AI systems as well as business analytics?
I thinks that's a bit too specific. I would say Lakehouse is trying to add relational database data warehouse type functionality (CRUD operations) so tables can be maintained. Prior to this, parquet files only support append so very limited in functionality.
This is a great introduction video!
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Hey Bryan. Would you say that a Lakehouse needs to have storage separated from processing?
Yes. In general, at least. With cloud, that's implicit. On Prem, different story I guess.
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