What I like best about AWS Lake Formation is how it simplifies data lake setup, governance, and access control across AWS and analytics services. It helps centralize permissions and reduces the complexity of managing large-scale data lake environments very easily. The centralized governance model is really good for managing access more consistently from a single layer, which is much better than configuring permissions separately across multiple analytics services. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Yeah. Understanding permission model then, account access configurations can sometimes be complicated, especially in large enterprise environments. Troubleshooting access-related issues may also require navigating multiple AWS services and policies. It is not easy. Basic setup is manageable, but designing scalable governance models and fine-grained access controls requires experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.