LTAP - Lake Transactional/Analytical Processing a new data architecture that unifies OLAP and OLTP
Summary
LTAP (Lake Transactional Analytical Processing) is a new data architecture that unifies OLAP and OLTP storage, eliminating data copying and pipelines. It allows a single copy of data for both transactional and analytical systems, built on open formats like Postgres, Delta Lake, and Iceberg, without compromising performance.
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