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The Lakehouse concept is to store data in open file formats (such as Parquet, ORC) while layering on data warehouse capabilities such as transactions, schema evolution, and time travel, avoiding the data redundancy and synchronization latency caused by running a data lake and a data warehouse as two parallel systems.
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UnverifiedThe lakehouse architecture is based on open storage formats (such as Parquet) and open table formats (such as Delta Lake, Iceberg, and Hudi), providing capabilities such as transactions, version management, and schema evolution on top of low-cost object storage.78% similarUnverifiedThe core idea of Lakehouse is to layer data warehouse-level transaction support, schema management, and query performance optimization capabilities on top of an open data lake storage layer.77% similarVerifiedLakehouse resolves the contradiction between the lack of ACID transactions in data lakes and vendor lock-in by data warehouse vendors by building a transactional metadata layer (such as Delta Lake, Apache Iceberg, and Apache Hudi) on top of object storage.77% similarUnverifiedOpen table formats (such as Apache Iceberg and Delta Lake) persist the complete state of a table as metadata files in object storage, rather than relying on a centralized service for maintenance.74% similarUnverifiedThe Lakehouse concept was formally systematized by Databricks in 2020 in the paper 'Lakehouse: A New Generation of Open Platforms that Unify Data Warehousing and Advanced Analytics'.74% similar
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