With the announcement of the Altinity Tableau Connector for ClickHouse, we wanted to take the opportunity to show off some handy Tableau tips and tricks for making some very cool charts based off of ClickHouse data.
We know that setting up your own ClickHouse test server with sample data can take a little time and storage, so we’re saving you all of that by providing a free demo ClickHouse cluster hosted on Altinity.Cloud.
We like ClickHouse. We also like showing new ways to present ClickHouse data. We are therefore happy to announce the Altinity ClickHouse Tableau Connector. It’s in beta and available for use.
Our previous blog article on Apache Superset showed how to set up Superset and connect to ClickHouse. In this follow-on we get to the fun part: visualizing data using dashboards with a few of the plethora of charts that Superset provides.
Apache Superset is a powerful business intelligence tool that offers creative ways to view and explore data. It is also increasingly popular among ClickHouse users. In Part 1 of this blog series we will show how to install Superset and connect to ClickHouse.
