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LIVE WEBINAR
February 27th, 2024 | 10am PST

Learn what a data lakehouse is and why you need one.
Discover how the lakehouse bridges the gap between data warehouses and data lakes.
See a live demo of the Onehouse Universal Data Lakehouse™ for popular use cases such as CDC.
The data lakehouse is attracting greater and greater adoption. But building your own data lakehouse is challenging. Onehouse's Universal Data Lakehouse™ is a fully managed service built on open source technology. It offers interoperability with the leading lakehouse formats and compatibility with leading data stores and query engines such as Snowflake, Databricks, and Amazon Athena.
Our live webinar includes an overview of Onehouse from Founder and CEO Vinoth Chandar and a live demo of Onehouse. You’ll see how the managed lakehouse can:
Apache Kafka™ and the data lakehouse are used by the world’s most sophisticated data teams to ingest data at scale, quickly, and cost-effectively. For example:
Confluent Cloud and Onehouse allow every engineering team to achieve these results with a simple, fully-managed cloud service. You can now:
We’ll present an overview of the joint Confluent and Onehouse solution, and dive deeper into the main components, including:
Our live demonstration will showcase the integration of multiple data sources with Confluent Cloud into the Onehouse universal data lakehouse. You’ll see how easy it is to get started in just minutes.


The data lakehouse is attracting greater and greater adoption. But building your own data lakehouse is challenging. Onehouse's Universal Data Lakehouse™ is a fully managed service built on open source technology. It offers interoperability with the leading lakehouse formats and compatibility with leading data stores and query engines such as Snowflake, Databricks, and Amazon Athena.
Our live webinar includes an overview of Onehouse from Founder and CEO Vinoth Chandar and a live demo of Onehouse. You’ll see how the managed lakehouse can:

