Unifying live databases and data lakes: querying history in place without pipelines
ajassy · x · 2026-10-01
- Long-standing pain point: live data lives in databases while years of history sit in S3 data lakes, so answering real questions required copying data between systems, building pipelines, and constant syncing — with answers only as fresh as the last sync.
- The author announces this is changing: databases can now read lake-resident history in place, eliminating the guesswork, duplicate copies, and plumbing before a single question can be answered (post text is truncated, product name not shown).
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