Amazon EMR 7.12 is now available featuring the new Apache Iceberg v3 table format with Apache Iceberg 1.10. This release enables you to reduce costs when deleting data, strengthen governance and compliance through better tracking for row level changes, and enhance data security with more granular data access control.
With Iceberg v3, you can delete data cost-effectively because Iceberg v3 marks deleted rows without rewriting entire files – speeding up your data pipelines while reducing storage costs. You get better governance and compliance capabilities through automatic tracking of every row’s creation and modification history, creating the audit trails needed for regulatory requirements and change data capture. You can enhance data security with table-level encryption, helping you meet privacy regulations for your most sensitive data.
With Apache Spark 3.5.6 included in this release, you can leverage these Iceberg 1.10 capabilities for building robust data lakehouse architectures on Amazon S3. This release also includes support for data governance operations across your Iceberg tables using AWS Lake Formation. In addition, this release also includes Apache Trino 476.
Amazon EMR 7.12 is available in all AWS Regions that support Amazon EMR. To learn more about Amazon EMR 7.12 release, visit the Amazon EMR 7.12 release documentation.
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Source: Amazon Web Services
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