AWS details Razor Group's journey to a modern data lakehouse
AWS shares details on how ecommerce aggregator Razor Group implemented a modern data lakehouse. The company migrated its data platform to address workload contention, reduce infrastructure costs, and achieve real-time data freshness for its 250+ brands. This case study details the architectural decisions, a five-phase migration approach, and the resulting business outcomes. The solution leverages AWS services like Amazon S3, Apache Iceberg, AWS Glue, Lake Formation, Amazon Athena, and Amazon Redshift Serverless.
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Build governance into the foundation. AWS Lake Formation and AWS Glue Data Catalog provided fine-grained access control from day one, not retrofitted after the migration
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-data/razor-groups-journey-to-a-modern-data-lakehouse-on-aws/
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