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The big pro is that the only data that ever has to move is that which is actually accessed. It’s extremely cost-effective to produce, store and query staticall
by jmartin2683 4y ago
The big pro is that the only data that ever has to move is that which is actually accessed. It’s extremely cost-effective to produce, store and query statically vs moving it into something else of sufficient scale to handle the entire universe of data.
The downside is that you have to cache data, there is a latency penalty on the first request for any new data. One would expect performance to be poor when querying parquet directly using these new lazy dataframe libraries, but it’s actually amazingly fast. Very surprising.