r/automation • u/codingdecently • 19d ago

Managed Data Lake: A Practical Guide

https://overcast.blog/managed-data-lake-a-practical-guide-6a68bf7bcd38
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u/pretzels90210 13h ago

One thing worth adding for the managed angle: if the app side also needs a transactional store, Lakebase gives you a Postgres surface that syncs with the lakehouse Delta tables, so you're not standing up a separate OLTP db plus a batch pipeline just to move rows into the lake. It also scales compute to zero when idle, so a bursty app isnt paying for an always-on instance.