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Now people throw everything in “data lakes”. It’s already so complicated to handle the ingestion that they don’t even want to try to do anything with that much
by d--b 4y ago
Now people throw everything in “data lakes”. It’s already so complicated to handle the ingestion that they don’t even want to try to do anything with that much data.
- nemacol 4y agoWe have configured our lakes to flow into a data deltas, data gulfs or sometimes directly into a data ocean as we see fit. We solidify our known good historic data into immutable data icebergs. We distill the data ocean into data vapor, allow it to condense in the cloud where it precipitates onto lakes, deltas, gulfs, and users as data rain. Finally some small % of the data vapor escapes into our data vacuum where it drifts and mingles with other matter, eventually accumulating into a new data moon, data planet, or data star. My new startup, Biggest Data, is looking for funding now.