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Explore Altinity Antalya builds for ClickHouse®: independent compute swarms, Iceberg hybrid tables, CAS storage, OAuth security, and cost savings.

Improving tables in ClickHouse doesn’t always require a major redesign. A few simple changes to data types, compression, and row ordering can significantly reduce storage use and speed up queries.

Content-Addressed Storage (CAS) is new in Antalya 26.6. It's a simple and elegant way to use shared object storage, and it lets you scale storage without scaling compute.

Altinity's Antalya build of ClickHouse® provides support for OAuth token-based authentication in a fully open-source environment. See the benefits of centrally managed access control and user accounts.

Most consoles run on a separate server beside your database. Altinity's SQL Browser's architecture starts from a different premise: what if the console was just a file?

Scarf provides usage statistics for open source software. When their data volume grew by more than 200X, they worked with Altinity to get their costs in line.

MindWise's o_rabbit project writes ingested data as Parquet files in S3, registered as Iceberg tables, and queried with Project Antalya swarm clusters.

AI coding agents can act autonomously. That's powerful. And terrifying. See how to use OAuth, Altinity's MCP server, and the RBAC tools in ClickHouse® make that safe.

The Altinity.Stable 26.3 Build has a lot of new features and improvements, some of which will prevent you from reverting back to 25.8 if needed. See how to upgrade safely with a possible downgrade path.

Saving money is one of our favorite ways to help ClickHouse® users at Altinity. Robert Hodges walks through six best practices that delight your accountants while keeping ClickHouse fast, from open source and schema tuning to TTLs, tiered storage, compute...

The story of how ClickHouse Keeper caught up to ZooKeeper performance with a 2x speedup in 26.6, strengthening its case for ClickHouse replication.

The BYOC model lets you run analytics databases in your cloud account. You control where your data and compute resources live, you control backups and storage, but Altinity handles the infrastructure for you.