Apache Arrow Flight SQL: High-Performance Data Transfer Standard for Databases
Apache Arrow Flight SQL is a universal standard for high performance data transfers from databases. It is a building block that solves the problems associated with ODBC and JDBC, which are not sufficient in today's data world. Arrow Flight SQL provides the ability to take advantage of increased performance with no application changes, thanks to universal ODBC and JDBC drivers built on it.
Data lakehouses, data warehouses, and data lakes are complex systems that require efficient data transfers from databases in order to operate properly. Apache Arrow Flight SQL helps to ensure that these transfers happen quickly and smoothly. It allows for improved scalability and performance when transferring data between different systems, making it an invaluable tool for any organization that uses a data lakehouse, data warehouse, or data lake engine.
Jason Hughes is a technical reviewer of Matt's book who covers why ODBC & JDBC don't cut it in today's world and how Arrow, Arrow Flight, and Arrow Flight SQL can solve these problems. By providing an overview of these building blocks as well as universal ODBC & JDBC drivers built on Arrow Flight SQL, Jason Hughes explains how this technology can be used to make high performance data transfers possible without any application changes required.
If you're looking for more great content related to Data Lakehouses, Data Warehouses, or Data Lakes then be sure to check out the Subsurface Global website at https://www.dremio.com/subsurface/. Additionally, if you'd like to stay informed about future events related to this topic then join the Subsurface Global Meetup community at https://www.meetup.com/subsurface-glo.... Apache Arrow Flight SQL is a powerful tool designed for high performance data transfers from databases - so if your organization utilizes any of the aforementioned technologies then be sure to explore its capabilities further!
Connect with us!
Twitter: https://bit.ly/30pcpE1
LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2PoqsDq
Facebook: https://bit.ly/2BV881V
Community Forum: https://bit.ly/2ELXT0W
Github: https://bit.ly/3go4dcM
Blog: https://bit.ly/2DgyR9B
Questions?: https://bit.ly/30oi8tX
Website: https://bit.ly/2XmtEnN
