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Apache Iceberg comes to Arraylake. Tables now live alongside Icechunk arrays in the same catalog, under the same permissions, in your own buckets — queryable from DuckDB, Spark, Trino, Snowflake, and Zax-SQL.
CTO & Co-founder
Staff Engineer
Overviews, Multiscales, and Pyramids—oh my! We’re introducing multiscale support across Arraylake and Flux Tiles, powered by GeoZarr conventions. This post bridges the product and the data pipeline: how Flux uses precomputed overviews for efficient multiscale visualization, and how to generate those overviews so your datasets can take advantage of this capability.
Senior Engineer
The Arraylake MCP server is now publicly available. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client to your Arraylake data and let an AI assistant discover repositories, inspect schemas, query Flux, and render interactive maps.
Staff Engineer
Arraylake now supports fine-grained, repository-level permissions with admin, write, and read privilege levels, giving teams precise control over data access and secure sharing with external collaborators.
Head of Product
