Apache Arrow: High-Performance Columnar Data Framework
summary
Apache Arrow presents a stable 1.0 interprocess protocol (declared mid‑2020) and a component toolbox that yields near-zero-copy interoperability: the C data interface lets DuckDB, Velox and others exchange Arrow batches with no library dependency; Flight RPC layers Arrow on gRPC (with plans for libfabric/UCX data planes); Rust’s DataFusion provides a full query engine; C++ components implement hash joins, aggregations and near‑complete TPC‑H support. Parquet decoding is CPU heavy, so a faster Arrow‑native file format and lighter compression are proposed.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 2:27Recap
- 9:26History of the Project
- 12:32Building Relational Operators
- 14:23Data Fusion
- 28:12Augmented Columnar Layouts
- 31:11Developing Alternative Data Transport Layers
- 31:53Parallel Data Access
- 33:56C Data Interface
- 40:08Query Processing
- 41:31Modular Reusable Relational Operators
- 57:21The Story for Arrow and Gpus
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