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This doesn’t make any sense in the context of tools like Snowflake and BigQuery, where the allocation of compute is separated from the data itself. You can scal
by oconnore 7y ago
This doesn’t make any sense in the context of tools like Snowflake and BigQuery, where the allocation of compute is separated from the data itself. You can scale each of these use cases independently without cross-domain impact.
The data lake model seems to be more about not wanting to commit to a warehouse (for example: future proofing, looking at non-relational data, etc.).