Ingesting the Milky Way: Petabyte-Scale with Zerobus Ingest
Summary
Zerobus Ingest, a new serverless streaming API, enables instant deployment of petabyte-scale data pipelines on Databricks without manual infrastructure management. Its dynamic partitioning architecture automatically scales compute and sustains over 12 GB/s throughput to a single table, efficiently handling unpredictable data volumes.
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