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I need a warehouse that works in a lakehouse architecture

Technology / Data Infrastructure1 observationLast seen Oct 8, 2026

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Oct 8, 2026OpenAI APIWeb search: off

Yes — in a lakehouse architecture, the “warehouse” layer is typically the SQL / BI serving layer built on top of the lakehouse storage, not a separate traditional data warehouse.

Common options:

  • Databricks SQL Warehouse
    Best if you’re using Delta Lake / Databricks. It provides warehouse-style SQL compute on top of your lakehouse data.

  • Snowflake on external tables / Iceberg support
    If you want a more warehouse-native experience, but still aligned with lakehouse patterns.

  • Amazon Redshift Spectrum + Lake Formation / Iceberg
    Works for querying lake data while keeping data in object storage.

  • BigQuery with external tables / BigLake
    Strong managed warehouse behavior with lakehouse interoperability.

  • Trino / Starburst / Dremio
    Good if you want an open lakehouse query layer over Iceberg, Delta, or Hudi.

If you want the most “true lakehouse warehouse” experience, the usual recommendation is:

  • Databricks SQL Warehouse for Delta Lake
  • Trino/Dremio for open table formats like Apache Iceberg
  • BigQuery / Snowflake if you want a managed analytics warehouse that can still query lake storage

If you want, I can help you choose the best one based on:

  1. cloud provider
  2. table format (Delta/Iceberg/Hudi)
  3. BI tool
  4. concurrency/performance needs

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