One Lake
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What is One Lake?
Microsoft Fabric's OneLake is a single, unified, logical data lake for the entire organization. It's designed to provide a single place to store all of an organization's data, managed with a hierarchical folder structure. It eliminates data silos and makes data easily discoverable and accessible for analytics and AI workloads across the organization.
What other technologies are related to One Lake?
One Lake Competitor Technologies
Azure Synapse
Azure Synapse Analytics provides data warehousing and data lake capabilities, offering an alternative to OneLake's unified data lake approach.
Databricks
Databricks offers a lakehouse platform that competes with OneLake, providing data processing and analytics capabilities on a unified data storage layer.
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One Lake Complementary Technologies
Microsoft SSIS
SSIS (SQL Server Integration Services) can be used as part of the ETL process to load and transform data that can be stored into OneLake, complementing the platform.
Microsoft SQL Server
Microsoft SQL Server can be used as a source to load data into OneLake, or as a target for data processed within OneLake, thus SQL Server complements the technology.
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Which job functions commonly mention One Lake?
Data Architect
0.1% of all Data Architect jobs mention One Lake
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Analytics Engineer
0.0% of all Analytics Engineer jobs mention One Lake
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Cloud Architect
0.0% of all Cloud Architect jobs mention One Lake
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Data Engineer
0.0% of all Data Engineer jobs mention One Lake
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Software Engineer
0.0% of all Software Engineer jobs mention One Lake
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