Agencies dump every CSV into object storage with no processing or serving plan. What architectural mistake is this?
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Short Explanation
A pile of CSVs in a bucket is a driveway, not a house. Architecture still needs processing and a way to serve answers — dumping files is only the first step, not the finish line.
Full Explanation
Raw object-storage landing zones are useful but incomplete. Without planned processing and serving layers, agencies create unusable data swamps rather than Big Data architectures. Assuming the lake alone answers interactive needs, retiring batch/speed design, or equating unsorted folders with Hadoop placement repeats the mistake. Architecture requires intentional layers beyond ingestion.