Best Columnar Databases for Apache Kafka

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    StarTree Reviews
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    StarTree Cloud is a fully-managed real-time analytics platform designed for OLAP at massive speed and scale for user-facing applications. Powered by Apache Pinot, StarTree Cloud provides enterprise-grade reliability and advanced capabilities such as tiered storage, scalable upserts, plus additional indexes and connectors. It integrates seamlessly with transactional databases and event streaming platforms, ingesting data at millions of events per second and indexing it for lightning-fast query responses. StarTree Cloud is available on your favorite public cloud or for private SaaS deployment. StarTree Cloud includes StarTree Data Manager, which allows you to ingest data from both real-time sources such as Amazon Kinesis, Apache Kafka, Apache Pulsar, or Redpanda, as well as batch data sources such as data warehouses like Snowflake, Delta Lake or Google BigQuery, or object stores like Amazon S3, Apache Flink, Apache Hadoop, or Apache Spark. StarTree ThirdEye is an add-on anomaly detection system running on top of StarTree Cloud that observes your business-critical metrics, alerting you and allowing you to perform root-cause analysis — all in real-time.
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    Querona Reviews
    We make BI and Big Data analytics easier and more efficient. Our goal is to empower business users, make BI specialists and always-busy business more independent when solving data-driven business problems. Querona is a solution for those who have ever been frustrated by a lack in data, slow or tedious report generation, or a long queue to their BI specialist. Querona has a built-in Big Data engine that can handle increasing data volumes. Repeatable queries can be stored and calculated in advance. Querona automatically suggests improvements to queries, making optimization easier. Querona empowers data scientists and business analysts by giving them self-service. They can quickly create and prototype data models, add data sources, optimize queries, and dig into raw data. It is possible to use less IT. Users can now access live data regardless of where it is stored. Querona can cache data if databases are too busy to query live.
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    CrateDB Reviews
    The enterprise database for time series, documents, and vectors. Store any type data and combine the simplicity and scalability NoSQL with SQL. CrateDB is a distributed database that runs queries in milliseconds regardless of the complexity, volume, and velocity.
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    Apache Druid Reviews
    Apache Druid, an open-source distributed data store, is Apache Druid. Druid's core design blends ideas from data warehouses and timeseries databases to create a high-performance real-time analytics database that can be used for a wide range of purposes. Druid combines key characteristics from each of these systems into its ingestion, storage format, querying, and core architecture. Druid compresses and stores each column separately, so it only needs to read the ones that are needed for a specific query. This allows for fast scans, ranking, groupBys, and groupBys. Druid creates indexes that are inverted for string values to allow for fast search and filter. Connectors out-of-the box for Apache Kafka and HDFS, AWS S3, stream processors, and many more. Druid intelligently divides data based upon time. Time-based queries are much faster than traditional databases. Druid automatically balances servers as you add or remove servers. Fault-tolerant architecture allows for server failures to be avoided.
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    Apache Pinot Reviews

    Apache Pinot

    Apache Corporation

    Pinot is designed to answer OLAP questions with low latency and immutable data. Pluggable indexing technologies: Sorted Index (Bitmap Index), Inverted Index. Trino and PrestoDB are both available for querying, but joins are not currently supported. SQL-like language that supports selection and aggregation, filtering as well as group by, order, and distinct queries on data. Both an offline and a real-time table are possible. Only use real-time table to cover segments where offline data is not yet available. Customize anomaly detection flow and notification flow to detect the right anomalies.
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