Data Warehouse vs Data Lake

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Data Warehouse vs Data Lake

 A Data Warehouse is a centralized repository optimized for storing structured data from transactional systems, applications, and business processes. It uses a schema-on-write approach, meaning data is cleaned, transformed, and organized before loading (ETL). Data warehouses are ideal for business intelligence, reporting, and analytics, supporting complex queries with high performance. They typically store historical, aggregated data in relational tables, ensuring data consistency and accuracy.

A Data Lake stores raw, unprocessed data from various sources, including structured, semi-structured, and unstructured formats (e.g., logs, images, JSON). It uses a schema-on-read approach, where data is stored as-is and structured only when needed for analysis. Data lakes are highly scalable, cost-effective, and suited for big data, machine learning, and real-time analytics. They can handle massive volumes from IoT devices, social media, and more.

Key Difference: Data warehouses are best for structured, curated, and business-ready data with predefined schema, while data lakes excel in handling large, diverse datasets for advanced analytics and data science. Often, organizations use a lakehouse or hybrid approach, combining both for maximum flexibility and performance.

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