Learn How to Run the Apache X Table Sync Command in Docker Environments with Rocky Linux

Apache X Table provides a robust framework for synchronizing tables across different storage formats, making it easier to manage and access your data. In this blog, we'll walk you through the process of running the Apache X Table sync command in a Docker environment using Rocky Linux.

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For more information on Apache X Table, visit the official Apache X Table website.

Prerequisites

• Basic understanding of Docker and containerization.
• Rocky Linux installed on your system.
• AWS credentials configured for accessing S3.

LABS: Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Create a Sample Hudi Table

We'll start by creating a sample Hudi table using PySpark.

Step 2: Use Apache X Table in Docker

1. Create Configuration File

Create a configuration file named my_config.yaml:

1. Create Dockerfile

Create a Dockerfile with the following content:

1. Build and Run Docker Container

Build the Docker image:

OUTPUT

Exercises Files

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After running the container, you should see the metadata folder for Iceberg and Delta as well, indicating the successful synchronization of the Hudi table with Iceberg and Delta formats. BINGO!

This blog has shown you how to create a Hudi table, configure Apache X Table, and synchronize your table formats using Docker and Rocky Linux. Now, you can leverage the power of Apache X Table for seamless data management across multiple formats. Happy coding!