Building an ETL Platform While Migrating to Project Antalya
MindWise’s o_rabbit project writes ingested data as Parquet files in S3, registered as Iceberg tables, and queried with Project Antalya swarm clusters.

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

Last year, Project Antalya arrived, integrating ClickHouse® with Iceberg data lakes to bring low-cost object storage to real-time analytics. Now you can try out these features yourself in the new Antalya Playground.

Antalya swarms are clusters of stateless ClickHouse servers that can give you real-time query performance for Parquet files and Iceberg catalogs. See how standalone swarms add even more flexibility.


Antalya standalone swarms allow any ClickHouse® server to accelerate data lake queries and lower costs. Learn how to set up standalone swarms and use them.

ClickHouse SQL is a powerful tool to show data lake table structure and read data from them. We’ll show it works with Iceberg tables.

Explore the Project Antalya 2026 roadmap for ClickHouse and Apache Iceberg, covering compute swarms, tiered storage, and data lake security.

Efficiently move data from ClickHouse to Iceberg using Altinity Ice with parallelization, zero-copy file registration, and automatic Parquet loading.

The new Hybrid Table Engine feature in the Project Antalya version of ClickHouse lets you query data from MergeTree and Iceberg together.

The new Antalya release is an important step in the Project Antalya roadmap that delivers better integration with data lakes and improved performance of queries over Iceberg data.

Connect ClickHouse to AWS’s new S3 Table Buckets using Iceberg, run real-time SQL on Parquet data, and build data pipelines in Altinity.Cloud.

Real-time data lakes just got real. Altinity.Cloud for ClickHouse® now supports managed Iceberg & compute swarms for fast, scalable analytics.
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