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Graph queries on Apache Iceberg tables
Addressing data duplication and scaling issues in graph databases Authors: Brian Olsen, Danfeng Xu, Jason Reid, and Weimo Liu TL;DR…
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Streaming Event Data to Iceberg with Kafka Connect
An event-driven architecture is an extremely popular use case for streaming data. Using events produced and consumed asynchronously is a…
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Working with Amazon Athena
This walkthrough shows you how to query Apache Iceberg tables in Tabular using Amazon Athena.
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Polars ❤️ PyIceberg
Polars Polars is a lightning fast DataFrame library/in-memory query engine. Its embarrassingly parallel execution, cache efficient algorithms and expressive API makes…
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Intro to the Iceberg Kafka Connect sink
Welcome to this series of posts that will provide an in-depth look at the new Iceberg Kafka Connect sink, developed by…
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Snowflake Support Of Iceberg
Dennis Huo, Principal Software Engineer, Snowflake, talks about Snowflake support of Iceberg, what it was like to develop it, and…
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Starburst Galaxy Integration
We are thrilled to announce that Tabular is now an integrated catalog choice in Starburst Galaxy. You can now combine the…
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[Tutorial] Using Trino and Iceberg together
See how to use Trino’s support for Apache Iceberg, including MERGE, UPDATE and DELETE.
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[Tutorial] Connecting Starburst Galaxy to Tabular
This tutorial will help you connect to Tabular from Starburst Galaxy, a managed SQL engine from the creators of Trino.
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AWS 2022 Iceberg Integrations
Jack Ye, Sr. Software Engineer, Amazon Athena, discusses the 2022 year-in-review highlights of the ongoing integration between AWS and Apache Iceberg.
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Iceberg Flink Sink: Stream Directly into your Data Warehouse Tables
A result of Iceberg’s nature as an open table format is strong interoperability across many compute engines. This blog post…
