Data Lakehouse Implementation

 

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Data Lakehouse Implementation

A Data Lakehouse implementation combines the flexibility of a data lake with the structured management of a data warehouse, enabling organizations to store, process, and analyze all types of data—structured, semi-structured, and unstructured—in one unified platform. In Google Cloud, this can be achieved using Cloud Storage for raw data storage, BigQuery for analytics, and tools like Dataproc or Dataflow for processing. The architecture typically involves ingesting data from multiple sources (databases, streaming platforms, APIs), storing it in its native format in the lake layer, and then organizing curated datasets in the warehouse layer for analytics.

Key steps include setting up scalable storage, defining metadata with Dataplex, applying governance and security controls via IAM and DLP, and integrating with BI tools for visualization. Benefits of a lakehouse include reduced data silos, lower costs, and support for advanced analytics and AI/ML on the same dataset. This approach eliminates the need for separate ETL pipelines between lakes and warehouses, offering faster insights and a more streamlined data architecture.

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