Automating cross-account access in hybrid Lakehouse data governance

A growing degree of complexity in enterprise data infrastructures has also already observed the proliferation of hybrid lakehouse designs that mix the scaling of data lakes with the structural management of traditional data warehouses. The cross-account access, which is secure and scalable, is a management issue in this regard. In the paper, the author will discuss automation structures as the interventions to improve data governance in the hybrid lakehouse environment, i.e., to ensure that access controls, audit functions, compliance checks, and analytics processes across the accounts in the clouds are not in conflict with each other. The enterprises would be insured of the regulatory compliance, data integrity, and work efficiency of the distributed systems through the adoption of cloud-native solutions, the event structure, and AI-based analytics. The paper gives the general perspective of the architectural, operational, and security environment of the automation of the cross-account governance and, consequently, its part in the modernization of the data ecosystems of business based on recent research and implementation plans.