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Tim Berglund

VP Developer Relations

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Gilles Philippart

Software Practice Lead

Tim returns to explain how Apache Iceberg finally brings real ACID transactions to data lake tables stored in object stores, making them behave like a database. You'll discover how immutable files, atomic metadata swaps, and snapshot isolation collaborate to ensure consistency, even under heavy concurrent writes. Tim will explore where Iceberg's transactional model excels, how multi-table transactions are evolving, and the role modern catalogs play in extending the lakehouse's potential.

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Total 19

  1. Introduction
    2 min
  2. Architecture and Concepts
    9 min
  3. Catalog
    6 min
  4. Hands-on Exercise: Catalog
  5. ACID Transactions
    13 min
  6. Updates and Deletes
    15 min
  7. Data Types and Schema Evolution
    13 min
  8. Hands-on Exercise: Schema Evolution
  9. Partitioning and Partition Evolution
    11 min
  10. Hands-on Exercise: Partitioning
  11. Clustering
    6 min
  12. Time Travel and Rollback
    10 min
  13. Hands-On Exercise: Time Travel
  14. Tagging and Branching
    15 min
  15. Hands-On Exercise: Tagging and Branching
  16. Metadata Tables
    10 min
  17. Table Maintenance
    12 min
  18. Hands-On Exercise: Table Maintenance
  19. Query Engines and Ecosystem
    5 min

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