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Apache Hudi: an open data lakehouse platform
- jacobmarble 2y agoI've been working with Apache Iceberg for 18 months now. Everyone in the community seems to be going toward Iceberg, not Hudi. https://iceberg.apache.org/ https://iceberg.apache.org/
- mdaniel 2y agoRelevant: https://www.theregister.com/2025/01/20/aws_iceberg_support/?td=rt-3a#:~:text=aws%20declares%20it's%20iceberg%20all%20the%20way%20until%20customers%20say%20otherwise https://www.theregister.com/2025/01/20/aws_iceberg_support/?... and also from that same article, further down: > Late last year, AWS announced S3 Tables, a new type of storage bucket that Warfield described as "a managed Iceberg table. It provides an Iceberg catalog, in which users can create namespaces and tables, each table is a first-class resource. Users can access control policy and security policy on the table itself."
- esafak 2y agoApparently Hudi hit 1.0 last month.
- funnymunny 2y agoWe (at my work) are evaluating Iceberg, Hudi, etc. as a next step in scaling up to support larger OLAP workloads beyond what we can currently manage in Redshift and we're leaning towards Iceberg. Does Hudi have a niche that it's especially well suited for?
- jitl 2y ago“Real time” is why we picked it at Notion. I am not a data person so I don’t really know. But I am frequently bummed out when AWS or some other vendor ships a cool integration with Iceberg and/or Delta Lake and there’s nothing for Hudi. It definitely feels like the 3rd place finisher in the popularity contest (Iceberg #1, Delta #2). I mean, Iceberg won enough that Databricks bought them…