如何构建开放的 Lakehouse：互操作性的最佳实践.pdf

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5、y forward-looking statement,whether as a result of new information,future developments or otherwise.2How to Build an Open LakehouseBest Practices for InteroperabilityAniruth Narayanan and James MaloneProduct at DatabricksAniruth NarayananProduct Manager,StorageJames MaloneDirector,Spark4AgendaToday,

6、well cover:Guiding Principles for an Open LakehouseExample Open Lakehouse ArchitecturesInteroperability Across Engines,Tools,and EcosystemsScenario5Picture a hypothetical companyScenario6The San Francisco Paper CompanyMeet the Team7DinaDuplicated data in multiple formatsData EngineerPaoloGovernance