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In Polaris, you can create one or more catalog resources to organize Iceberg tables.
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Configure your catalog by setting values in the storage configuration for S3, Azure, or Google Cloud Storage. An Iceberg catalog enables a
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query engine to manage and organize tables. The catalog forms the first architectural layer in the [Apache Iceberg™ table specification](https://iceberg.apache.org/spec/#overview) and must support the following tasks:
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query engine to manage and organize tables. The catalog forms the first architectural layer in the [Apache Iceberg™ table specification](https://iceberg.apache.org/spec/#iceberg-table-spec) and must support the following tasks:
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- Storing the current metadata pointer for one or more Iceberg tables. A metadata pointer maps a table name to the location of that table's
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current metadata file.
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- Performing atomic operations so that you can update the current metadata pointer for a table to the metadata pointer of a new version of
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the table.
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To learn more about Iceberg catalogs, see the [Apache Iceberg™documentation](https://iceberg.apache.org/concepts/catalog/).
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To learn more about Iceberg REST catalogs, see the [Apache Iceberg™REST catalog specification](https://iceberg.apache.org/rest-catalog-spec/).
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