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Step by step: one Python MCP server with four read-only Apache Iceberg tools, pointed at Polaris, BigLake, OneLake, Glue, S3 Tables and Horizon by changing one environment variable. All four tools work on all six. What changes per catalog is the login, the storage package, and one Azure credential that takes 553 seconds.

11 points•xbill•10 days ago•0 comments
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As teams rush to build with Generative AI, they're creating a dangerous chasm between their data and...

9 points•votuduc•8 days ago•-1 comments
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Step by step: timing the Rust and Python Iceberg REST clients on the same operations, on a local catalog and on BigLake and OneLake. Rust is 2x to 4x faster per call on the same machine, the two are even over the internet, and Python takes half a second longer to start on every catalog.

8 points•xbill•5 days ago•0 comments
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Step by step: the Apache Rust Iceberg REST client against seven Iceberg catalogs. It logs in to five of them, and on every one it logs in to, all 13 endpoints it implements answer — 7 reads on three catalogs and 11 writes on the local one, with no failures. The two AWS catalogs need SigV4, which it cannot send, so Rust reaches them through two other crates whose operation sets differ from its own.

8 points•xbill•5 days ago•0 comments
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Four read-only Apache Iceberg tools bound into Google ADK, AWS Strands and Microsoft Agent Framework, run against five catalogs, 360 timed runs. Building the agent ports and running it does not; speed follows the model and how much it writes; the storage wiring under the tools is the per-cloud work.

7 points•xbill•15 days ago•1 comment
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Turn Google Drive into an AI-Powered Lakehouse Vector Engine across Converted PDFs, Binary Images,...

7 points•tanaike•23 days ago•0 comments
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1 points•0sake_rs•about 3 hours ago•0 comments•
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Have you seen this legendary SQL iceberg meme? Let's talk about it while wearing our PostgreSQL hat!

1 points•gregsadetsky•9 days ago•0 comments•
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Step by step: timing the Rust and Python Iceberg REST clients on the same operations, on a local catalog and on BigLake and OneLake. Rust is 2x to 4x faster per call on the same machine, the two are even over the internet, and Python takes half a second longer to start on every catalog.

0 points•xbill•5 days ago•0 comments
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Step by step: the Apache Rust Iceberg REST client against seven Iceberg catalogs. It logs in to five of them, and on every one it logs in to, all 13 endpoints it implements answer — 7 reads on three catalogs and 11 writes on the local one, with no failures. The two AWS catalogs need SigV4, which it cannot send, so Rust reaches them through two other crates whose operation sets differ from its own.

0 points•xbill•5 days ago•0 comments
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Governance in an Apache Iceberg lakehouse is not a feature you enable. It is an architecture you...

0 points•jonisar•8 days ago•0 comments
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Open the bill for any team that has put a large language model into a data pipeline and look at what...

0 points•alexmercedcoder•9 days ago•0 comments
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Step by step: one Python MCP server with four read-only Apache Iceberg tools, pointed at Polaris, BigLake, OneLake, Glue, S3 Tables and Horizon by changing one environment variable. All four tools work on all six. What changes per catalog is the login, the storage package, and one Azure credential that takes 553 seconds.

0 points•xbill•10 days ago•0 comments

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