ClickHouse is open source. You can build it yourself. What’s more, you can make it better! In this webinar, we’ll demonstrate how to pull the ClickHouse code from Github and build it. We’ll then walk through how to contribute and more!
Window functions have arrived in ClickHouse! Our webinar will start with an introduction to standard window function syntax and show how it is implemented in ClickHouse. We’ll next show you problems that you can now solve easily using window functions. Finally, we’ll compare window functions to arrays, another powerful ClickHouse feature.
Kubernetes is a powerful platform for big data and is particularly well-suited for ClickHouse. If you have been wondering about trying Kubernetes, this webinar is for you. The first half introduces Kubernetes basics while the second half focuses on ClickHouse. You’ll learn everything you need to start grappling with big data on Kubernetes. Please join us!
Predictive analytics are popular in applications ranging from real-time marketing to factory maintenance. The key challenge is to integrate machine learning with the pools of data required to train models. In this webinar, we will show how to operate machine learning models from within ClickHouse using MindsDB.
Security and privacy are critical considerations in modern data warehouses. Join us to learn about ClickHouse security best practices including locking down servers, at-rest and in-flight encryption, and preventing information leaks through logs and system tables.
As part of helping to grow the ClickHouse community, we love topics related to analytic app development. This includes talks that help developers to learn about ClickHouse as well as innovative technologies like GraphQL. The December 2 ClickHouse SF Bay Area meetup had both types of content. Here is a summary including links to slides and videos for each.
We are delighted to announce that the ClickHouse Altinity Stable Release is updated to 20.8.7.15. This release introduces many changes and new Security, Dictionary, MergeTree, SQL compatibility, and various other features.
Editor’s Note. The Jitsu (formerly kSense) team are maintainers of the EventNative project on Github, which moves event records efficiently into data warehouses like ClickHouse. We’re delighted to share their intro to EventNative on the Altinity Blog.
The MindsDB team has come up with a creative way to integrate machine learning models with ClickHouse. We’re delighted to share it on the Altinity Blog.
The COVID-19 outbreak has placed unprecedented stress on individuals and businesses worldwide. We would like to share a few words about how the Altinity team is dealing with this outbreak in the hope it may help your own planning.
US-based 2020 ClickHouse meetups started the year with a bang: two events in San Francisco and New York City. Here is a summary of the talks including links to presentation slides.
Important notice for our beloved Apache Kafka users. We continue to improve Kafka engine reliability, performance and usability, and as a part of this entertaining process we have released 19.16.12.49 Altinity Stable ClickHouse release. This release supersedes the previous stable release.