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by cgio
464 days ago
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Lakehouse is an architecture defined to overcome the limitations associated with an immutable object store. It is already in my eyes introducing unnecessary complexity (i.e. at which point do I just need to transition to a proper database, even for larger scales (that cannot be accommodated by a database?), when is a tiered data architecture with stream materialisation snapshots actually simpler to reason about and more economic etc.) I would hope that S3 could introduce a change in the operation of said fundamental building block (immutable object), rather than just slap an existing downstream abstraction. That's not what I call design for simplicity. As an external observer, I would think that's internal amazon moat management with some co-branding strategy. |
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