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- Your data lives in the cloud on object storage such as AWS S3
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This overview describes the DuckDB file format, but thanks to DuckDB's [partial reading support]({% link docs/stable/extensions/httpfs/https.md %}#partial-reading), these techniques can be generally applied to nearly any columnar file format or database.
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This is a great way to speed up querying Apache Parquet files on remote endpoints – including data lakes3!
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This is a great way to speed up querying Apache Parquet files on remote endpoints – including data lakes!
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> Stay tuned for a subsequent post covering advanced multi-column sorting!
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