Apply the Power of ClickHouse® to Analyze MySQL Data Fast & Efficiently
Real-time analytics provider Altinity and Percona announce joint open-source data platform solutions!
Real-time analytics provider Altinity and Percona announce joint open-source data platform solutions!
With Altinity and Percona’s partnership, building more powerful, cost-efficient applications using ClickHouse as an analytic extension for MySQL is now a reality.
Registrations are open for the free Open Source Analytics Conference (OSA Con) 2022 | bringing together open source, database, and analytic app developers. Register today!
This talk walks you through sharding and replication, showing how Altinity experts enable clusters that deliver fast queries over petabytes of data. Starting with basic definitions of each, then moving to practical issues.
The Linux OOM killer terminates ClickHouse servers that use too much memory. Learn how to detect and prevent it in your environment.
This talk explains what ClickHouse is and how to install it. We then work through the basics of inserting and selecting data, followed by tips on how to maximize the legendary performance of ClickHouse.
You can now use the new Altinity Tableau Connector for ClickHouse on macOS & Linux platforms. Based on the JDBC protocol, the new version is also compatible with Tableau server.
We’re proud to announce the release of Altinity Stable 22.3.10.24 for ClickHouse with new bug fixes and installation options. Click to learn more!
Polyscale.ai is an Altinity.Cloud customer and recently documented their journey into ClickHouse materialized views on the Polyscale Blog. We’re delighted to repost the article.
Interested in open source software? Working on analytic applications? There is a virtual conference where you can learn about both. Altinity is delighted to announce Open Source Analytics Conference 2022!
This webinar walks you through best practices for designing a schema, loading data, and running queries on very large datasets.
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