data-lake-platform
Data lake and lakehouse patterns: ingestion, CDC, Iceberg/Delta/Hudi, Trino/DuckDB, orchestration, and governance. Self-hosted and cloud.
What this skill does
# Data Lake Platform Build and operate production data lakes and lakehouses: ingest, transform, store in open formats, and serve analytics reliably. ## When to Use - Design data lake/lakehouse architecture - Set up ingestion pipelines (batch, incremental, CDC) - Build SQL transformation layers (SQLMesh, dbt) - Choose table formats and catalogs (Iceberg, Delta, Hudi) - Deploy query/serving engines (Trino, ClickHouse, DuckDB) - Implement streaming pipelines (Kafka, Flink) - Set up orchestration (Dagster, Airflow, Prefect) - Add governance, lineage, data quality, and cost controls ## Triage Questions 1. Batch, streaming, or hybrid? What is the freshness SLO? 2. Append-only vs upserts/deletes (CDC)? Is time travel required? 3. Primary query pattern: BI dashboards (high concurrency), ad-hoc joins, embedded analytics? 4. PII/compliance: row/column-level access, retention, audit logging? 5. Platform constraints: self-hosted vs cloud, preferred engines, team strengths? ## Default Baseline (Good Starting Point) - Storage: object storage + open table format (usually Iceberg) - Catalog: REST/Hive/Glue/Nessie/Unity (match your platform) - Transforms: SQLMesh or dbt (pick one and standardize) - Lake query: Trino (or Spark for heavy compute/ML workloads) - Serving (optional): ClickHouse/StarRocks/Doris for low-latency BI - Governance: DataHub/OpenMetadata + OpenLineage - Orchestration: Dagster/Airflow/Prefect ## Workflow 1. Pick table format + catalog: `references/storage-formats.md` (use `assets/cross-platform/template-schema-evolution.md` and `assets/cross-platform/template-partitioning-strategy.md`) 2. Design ingestion (batch/incremental/CDC): `references/ingestion-patterns.md` (use `assets/cross-platform/template-ingestion-governance-checklist.md` and `assets/cross-platform/template-incremental-loading.md`) 3. Design transformations (bronze/silver/gold or data products): `references/transformation-patterns.md` (use `assets/cross-platform/template-data-pipeline.md`) 4. Choose lake query vs serving engines: `references/query-engine-patterns.md` 5. Add governance, lineage, and quality gates: `references/governance-catalog.md` (use `assets/cross-platform/template-data-quality-governance.md` and `assets/cross-platform/template-data-quality.md`) 6. Plan operations + cost controls: `references/operational-playbook.md` and `references/cost-optimization.md` (use `assets/cross-platform/template-data-quality-backfill-runbook.md` and `assets/cross-platform/template-cost-optimization.md`) ## Architecture Patterns - Medallion (bronze/silver/gold): `references/architecture-patterns.md` - Data mesh (domain-owned data products): `references/architecture-patterns.md` - Streaming-first (Kappa): `references/streaming-patterns.md` ## Quick Start ### dlt + ClickHouse ```bash pip install "dlt[clickhouse]" dlt init rest_api clickhouse python pipeline.py ``` ### SQLMesh + DuckDB ```bash pip install sqlmesh sqlmesh init duckdb sqlmesh plan && sqlmesh run ``` ## Reliability and Safety ### Do - Define data contracts and owners up front - Add quality gates (freshness, volume, schema, distribution) per tier - Make every pipeline idempotent and re-runnable (backfills are normal) - Treat access control and audit logging as first-class requirements ### Avoid - Skipping validation to "move fast" - Storing PII without access controls - Pipelines that can't be re-run safely - Manual schema changes without version control ## Resources | Resource | Purpose | |----------|---------| | [references/architecture-patterns.md](references/architecture-patterns.md) | Medallion, data mesh | | [references/ingestion-patterns.md](references/ingestion-patterns.md) | dlt vs Airbyte, CDC | | [references/transformation-patterns.md](references/transformation-patterns.md) | SQLMesh vs dbt | | [references/storage-formats.md](references/storage-formats.md) | Iceberg vs Delta | | [references/query-engine-patterns.md](references/query-engine-patterns.md) | ClickHouse, DuckDB | | [references/streaming-patterns.md](references/streaming-patterns.md) | Kafka, Flink | | [references/orchestration-patterns.md](references/orchestration-patterns.md) | Dagster, Airflow | | [references/bi-visualization-patterns.md](references/bi-visualization-patterns.md) | Metabase, Superset | | [references/cost-optimization.md](references/cost-optimization.md) | Cost levers and maintenance | | [references/operational-playbook.md](references/operational-playbook.md) | Monitoring and incident response | | [references/governance-catalog.md](references/governance-catalog.md) | Catalog, lineage, access control | | [references/data-mesh-patterns.md](references/data-mesh-patterns.md) | Domain ownership, data products, federated governance | | [references/data-quality-patterns.md](references/data-quality-patterns.md) | Quality gates, validation frameworks, SLOs, anomaly detection | | [references/security-access-patterns.md](references/security-access-patterns.md) | Row/column security, encryption, audit logging, compliance | ## Templates | Template | Purpose | |----------|---------| | [assets/cross-platform/template-medallion-architecture.md](assets/cross-platform/template-medallion-architecture.md) | Baseline bronze/silver/gold plan | | [assets/cross-platform/template-data-pipeline.md](assets/cross-platform/template-data-pipeline.md) | End-to-end pipeline skeleton | | [assets/cross-platform/template-ingestion-governance-checklist.md](assets/cross-platform/template-ingestion-governance-checklist.md) | Source onboarding checklist | | [assets/cross-platform/template-incremental-loading.md](assets/cross-platform/template-incremental-loading.md) | Incremental + backfill plan | | [assets/cross-platform/template-schema-evolution.md](assets/cross-platform/template-schema-evolution.md) | Schema change rules | | [assets/cross-platform/template-cost-optimization.md](assets/cross-platform/template-cost-optimization.md) | Cost control checklist | | [assets/cross-platform/template-data-quality-governance.md](assets/cross-platform/template-data-quality-governance.md) | Quality contracts + SLOs | | [assets/cross-platform/template-data-quality-backfill-runbook.md](assets/cross-platform/template-data-quality-backfill-runbook.md) | Backfill incident/runbook | ## Related Skills | Skill | Purpose | |-------|---------| | [ai-mlops](../ai-mlops/SKILL.md) | ML deployment | | [ai-ml-data-science](../ai-ml-data-science/SKILL.md) | Feature engineering | | [data-sql-optimization](../data-sql-optimization/SKILL.md) | OLTP optimization | ## Fact-Checking - Use web search/web fetch to verify current external facts, versions, pricing, deadlines, regulations, or platform behavior before final answers. - Prefer primary sources; report source links and dates for volatile information. - If web access is unavailable, state the limitation and mark guidance as unverified.
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