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lakeFS supports all standard computation engines.
lakeFS uses metadata to manage data versions. Its versioning engine is highly scalable with minor impact to storage performance
lakeFS is format agnostic, regardless of format type be it structured, unstructured, open table, or anything else.
lakeFS supports data in all object stores including all major cloud providers S3, Azure Blob, GCP, and on prem MinIO, Ceph, Dell EMC and any other S3 compatible storage.
Clone specific portions of lakeFS' data to your local environment, and keep remote and local locations in sync.
Use lakeFS branches to run experiments in parallel with zero-copy clones in a fully deduplicated data lake, allowing you to effectively compare them to select the best one.
Commit the results of your experiments and use the
lakeFS Git integration to reproduce any experiment with the right version of the data, the code and the model weights.
Create isolated dev/test environments using lakeFS branches and reduce your testing time by 80%. Conduct data cleaning, outlier handling, filling in missing values, etc. and ensure your data pipelines for pre-processing are robust and provide high quality.
Implement CI/CD for data with lakeFS hooks, allowing for automation of quality validation checks.
Save entire consistent snapshots of your data using commits, allowing you to rollback to previous commits in case of bad data.
Provide your team with tools to easily collaborate and communicate on the data they use. Utilizing Git-like semantics, share a branch of a data repository or a commit ID to specify the data version being used or shared.
Keep track of the data changes made, and by whom.
A full audit on all data-related actions, in all environments, allow you to trace back any result provided or experiment performed.
Prevent your data lake from becoming a data swamp.
The use of a zero-copy branch allows data practitioners to get an isolated data lake for their use without creating actual copies that increase costs and pollute the data lake.
lakeFS saved us from the analysis paralysis of overthinking how to test new software on our data lake at Netflix scale. In less than 20 min I had lakeFS up and running, and was able to run tests against my production data in isolation and validate the software change thoroughly before pushing to production. With lakeFS, we improved the robustness and flexibility of our data systems.
Moving to a data branching solution has paid off quickly for us. A few days after completing the migration, we’ve already reduced testing time by 80% on two different projects. And we’re excited to see how data branching increases our product velocity.
The cloud never warned us about the data getting clouded. As the blessing of infinite storage quickly became an unmanageable mess, there is a need for technologies like lakeFS to make data accessible again
With lakeFS we can easily achieve advanced use cases with data, such as running parallel pipelines with different logic to experiment or conduct what-if analysis, compare large result sets for data science and machine learning, and more
Since introducing lakeFS to our production data environment, we’ve enjoyed the benefits of atomic and isolated operations in our data pipelines. This has allowed us to spend more time improving other aspects of our data platform, and less time dealing with the fallout from race conditions and partially failed operations
By using lakeFS we produce a commit history on the production branch that easily allows for rollbacks. In the case of data quality issues in production, this allows us to simply revert to the previous high quality snapshot of our data.
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