With the growing implementation of IoT solutions resulting in ongoing streams of data, the data lake concept provides the right amount of rigor, without limiting flexibility as well as broad and open usability in a nevertheless governed fashion. Especially, if implemented in the cloud, the lake will scale with your business, providing you analytics performance when and where you need it.
Understand the key concepts and considerations of a modern data lake architecture and how it differs from a traditional data warehouse. The session will cover data ingestion, lineage, data tiering with solutions like SAP HANA, data aging, meta data management and governance.
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Integrate With Existing Environments
Instead of ripping and replacing your enterprise environment, a new data lake needs to work with existing enterprise data management paradigms, tools and methods, Knowledgent recommends.
Integrate With Existing Environments
Instead of ripping and replacing your enterprise environment, a new data lake needs to work with existing enterprise data management paradigms, tools and methods, Knowledgent recommends.
Design and Roll Out An Operating Model
If working with an expert partner, make sure the operating model meets your company’s processes, organizational structure, rules and governance – including such capabilities as chargeback models, consumption tracking and reporting mechanisms, Knowledgent recommends.
“Attributes like data lineage, data quality, and usage history are vital to usability,” Knowledgent states. “Maintaining this meta data requires a highly-automated meta data extraction, capture, and tracking facility. Without a high-degree of automated and mandatory meta data management, a data lake will rapidly become a data swamp.”
AWS Glue virtualizes traditional datas sources like Datawarehouse and makes them appear in the lake.
Azure Datalake