lakeFS Acquires DVC, Uniting Data Version Control Pioneers to Accelerate AI-Ready Data
Our community is full of people with incredible skills and know-how. And this nomination proves us right! Our community member @Leonard Aukea has been nominated for Machine Learning Professional of the year as part of the Nordic DAIR Awards. Congratulations, Leonard! Who is Leonard? Leonard Aukea has been Heading Machine Learning Engineering and Operations at […]
You’re bound to ask yourself this question at some point: Do I need to test the Spark ETLs I’m developing? The answer is yes; you certainly should – and not just with unit testing but also integration, performance, load, and regression testing. Naturally, the scale and complexity of your data set matters a lot, so
It was 27th June 2022. San Francisco was bustling with 5000+ data folks from around the world to attend the Data & AI summit live after two years. Four days packed with tons of information from Keynotes, Speakers, Panels, Expo booths and Databricks trainings. Flurry of new product announcements followed. lakeFS cloud launch, Delta lake
What is lakeFS? As data practitioners, we use many different terms to talk about what we do – we call it business intelligence, analytics, data pipelines, or insights. But there’s one term that captures what we do really well: delivering products. When we were leading a large R&D organization, we couldn’t help but wonder about
If you think about it, lakeFS is about two things — version control and big data. We see ourselves as bringing version control to big data. This bridges a workflow gap that currently exists when working with data and working with code. This gap is purely artificial — there’s no conceptual reason why different workflows should be required for
Introducing Kubeflow and lakeFS Kubeflow is a cloud-native ML platform that simplifies the training and deployment of machine learning pipelines on Kubernetes. An ML project using Kubeflow will consist of isolated components for each stage of the ML lifecycle. And each component of a Kubeflow pipeline is packaged as a Docker image and executed in a
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