AWS Lambda MicroVMs: The Compute Nobody Asked For?

When AWS announced Lambda MicroVMs, I was genuinely excited. After years of incremental services and endless feature releases, it finally looked like AWS had built something that filled the awkward gap between Lambda and EC2. On paper, it sounded perfect. You get VM-level isolation, more memory, persistent state, and startup times measured in milliseconds, all […]

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Delta Lake + DuckDB. Catalog Commits with Unity Catalog. Unlocking Concurrent Ingestion.

Why isn’t anyone talking about this? Sometimes I am genuinely amazed by what captures the attention of the broader data community and what gets quietly pushed off to the side. I suppose I understand why it happens. New models arrive, vendors announce shiny features, and everyone rushes toward the next big thing. Still, as someone […]

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