Matt Martin: Ducklake: The Definitive Guide, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Many data teams are feeling the strain of managing complex data lakehouses with distributed query engines. Even with that organizational overhead, lakehouses' nested layers of metadata on object storage can't provide the fast responses the business demands. DuckLake offers a smarter path forward: an SQL-native lakehouse architecture that shifts metadata back into a real database--simplifying operations and improving performance, even at petabyte scale.

DuckLake: The Definitive Guide takes you from architecture fundamentals to production deployment, combining real-world patterns, performance techniques, and ecosystem integration strategies along the way. Whether you're scaling analytics, managing sensor data, streaming observability metrics, or future-proofing your platform, this is the trusted resource you'll return to again and again.

• Understand how DuckLake's database-oriented architecture differs from file-based formats
• Use SQL fundamentals to build scalable lakehouses with DuckDB, PostgreSQL, and Parquet
• Connect your lakehouse to the storage layer of your choice, on-premises or in the cloud
• Design pipelines that support both streaming and analytical workloads
• Evaluate trade-offs between DuckLake, Iceberg, and Delta Lake
• Optimize performance for reads, writes, and metadata operations
• Manage, monitor, and troubleshoot production-ready self-hosted or MotherDuck-managed deployments