Great Blogs on DataOps for Apache Iceberg Lakehouses
dbt and Catalog Versioning
DataOps, short for Data Operations, represents the seamless orchestration of people, processes, and technology to enhance the quality and reduce the cycle time of data analytics. Data versioning is at the heart of this approach, a critical practice ensuring data integrity and traceability by keeping a historical record of data changes over time. In Apache Iceberg Lakehouses, data versioning is pivotal in facilitating reliable and scalable analytics, enabling teams to manage and analyze vast datasets more efficiently.
This blog post aims to be a comprehensive resource, gathering a wealth of content related to DataOps in the context of Apache Iceberg Lakehouses. We will explore various facets of DataOps, emphasizing the transformative impact of data versioning on data management and analytics, and provide a curated selection of resources to guide you through the intricacies of implementing these practices effectively.
Blogs
What is DataOps? Automating Data Management on the Apache Iceberg Lakehouse
What is Lakehouse Management?: Git-for-Data, Automated Apache Iceberg Table Maintenance and more
Git for Data with Dremio’s Lakehouse Catalog: Easily Ensure Data Quality in Your Data Lakehouse
Data Lakehouse Versioning Comparison: (Nessie, Apache Iceberg, LakeFS)
Dealing with Data Incidents Using the Rollback Feature in Apache Iceberg
Multi-Table Transactions on the Lakehouse – Enabled by Dremio Arctic
Videos
Podcasts
Podcast: Simplify Lakehouse Operations with Zero Copy Environments and Multi-Table Transactions
Podcast: Enabling Data Mesh with Dremio's Lakehouse Management Features
Hopefully, these articles will give you a new, in-depth appreciation for DataOps for Apache Iceberg Lakehouses. If you haven't tried a data lakehouse hand-on try out this tutorial that will show you the lakehouse workflow from database to dashboard.


