On “Iceberg and Hudi ACID Guarantees”
Blog post from Onehouse
The response addresses criticism of Apache Hudi by refuting claims made in a blog post, emphasizing Hudi's commitment to maintaining robust ACID guarantees and highlighting the misinformation presented. The author clarifies Hudi's design decisions, such as instant time handling, concurrency control, and incremental read patterns, arguing that these choices are intentional to balance performance and safety. The text contrasts Hudi's approach with Iceberg, pointing out perceived shortcomings in Iceberg’s specifications and implementations, and underscores the importance of valuing diverse community contributions over strict adherence to specifications. The author advocates for open-source collaboration and innovation, underscoring Hudi's ongoing efforts to enhance interoperability through projects like OneTable and emphasizes the need for constructive, informed discussions within the open-source community.
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