ClickHouse

    ClickHouse® User Security Instructional Videos Now Available

    Hello, all new and experienced ClickHouse users!  Our latest Altinity instructional videos have arrived, and this time they show how to harden ClickHouse security for users. 3 part series on ClickHouse Security In this three-part series, I demonstrate how to…

    Announcing Analytics Track at Percona Live Online

    We are proud to announce the Percona Live community analytics track, organized by Altinity. There are so many great talks on up-and-coming data warehouses and databases. Join us May 12-13, 2021!

    Altinity ClickHouse® Knowledge Base

    We are pleased to announce a new tool for ClickHouse users: the Altinity Knowledge Base. The ClickHouse Knowledge Base is maintained by our fantastic team of engineers here at Altinity. Here you’ll find quick answers to common questions involving ClickHouse…

    Integrating ClickHouse® with LDAP (Part Two)

    This article continues to explore ClickHouse LDAP integration, focusing on how enterprises can unify their ClickHouse installations with the rest of their services that use LDAP.

    ClickHouse® vs. Elasticsearch FAQs

    ClickHouse is a great candidate to replace expensive Elasticsearch implementations. Read on for more information about when you should consider ClickHouse instead.

    ClickHouse® Altinity Stable Release 21.1

    The latest ClickHouse Altinity Stable Release 21.1 introduces significant new security features like LDAP external users directory, AES encryption functions along with MergeTree features, SQL compatibility, backward incompatible changes, and more.

    ClickHouse® Nails Cost Efficiency Challenge Against Druid & Rockset

    Rick Bilodeau from Imply published an excellent article in June 2020 comparing Druid cost-efficiency to Google Big Query for what they called ‘hot analytics’ — sub-second response time with high query concurrency. We appreciate this effort and great results of…

    Integrating ClickHouse® with LDAP (Part One)

    ClickHouse has traditionally used XML configuration files to define server configuration including all database users. The users.xml configuration file or separate configuration files inside the /etc/clickhouse-server/users.d directory define users and properties associated with them such as profiles, network restrictions, quotas,…