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Cloudera Data Warehouse vs Google Cloud Lakehouse for Apache Iceberg

Cloudera Data Warehouse

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Google Cloud Lakehouse for Apache Iceberg

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FigureCloudera Data WarehouseGoogle Cloud Lakehouse for Apache Iceberg
Price from$0.07/mo$0.04/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
Linux—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published111
Spec score · Ai Data Platforms6.8 (#10)9.1 (#1)
HeadquartersSan Jose, California, United StatesMountain View, California, United States

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Cloudera Data Warehouse

  • Data Warehouse$0.07 a month

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Google Cloud Lakehouse for Apache Iceberg

  • Metadata storage free tierPriced on request
  • Metadata storagePriced on request
  • Table managementPriced on request
  • Class A metadata accessPriced on request
  • Class B metadata accessPriced on request
  • Catalog federation metadata refreshPriced on request
  • Metadata storage included tierFree
  • Metadata storage overage$0.04 a month
  • Lakehouse table management$0.12 a month
  • Class B metadata access$0.90 a month

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Cloudera Data Warehouse

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Google Cloud Lakehouse for Apache Iceberg

Google Cloud Lakehouse for Apache Iceberg is a web service for working with Apache Iceberg tables. Its listed capabilities include SQL analytics, ACID transactions, streaming ingestion, and a governance catalog, with both listed storage models and table-format categories supported. Charges are organized by metadata storage, table management, metadata access, and catalog federation refresh rather than a single stated plan price. Metadata storage includes 1 GiB free each month; additional storage starts at $0.04 per GiB per month. Table management starts at $0.12 per DCU-hour and includes storage optimization, adaptive file sizing, automatic clustering, garbage collection, and BigQuery metadata generation. Class A metadata access includes 5,000 free operations monthly, and Class B includes 50,000. Catalog federation metadata refresh lists 0 to 5,001 free operations per account each month. The service is paid overall and has no free plan, despite those component-level free allowances. Listed billing thresholds are above 5,001 operations for Class A and catalog refresh, and above 50,001 for Class B. Google was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California.

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