Best Columnar Databases for TapData

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    Google Cloud BigQuery Reviews

    Google Cloud BigQuery

    Google

    $0.04 per slot hour
    1,686 Ratings
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    ANSI SQL allows you to analyze petabytes worth of data at lightning-fast speeds with no operational overhead. Analytics at scale with 26%-34% less three-year TCO than cloud-based data warehouse alternatives. You can unleash your insights with a trusted platform that is more secure and scales with you. Multi-cloud analytics solutions that allow you to gain insights from all types of data. You can query streaming data in real-time and get the most current information about all your business processes. Machine learning is built-in and allows you to predict business outcomes quickly without having to move data. With just a few clicks, you can securely access and share the analytical insights within your organization. Easy creation of stunning dashboards and reports using popular business intelligence tools right out of the box. BigQuery's strong security, governance, and reliability controls ensure high availability and a 99.9% uptime SLA. Encrypt your data by default and with customer-managed encryption keys
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    ClickHouse Reviews
    ClickHouse is an open-source OLAP database management software that is fast and easy to use. It is column-oriented, and can generate real-time analytical reports by using SQL queries. ClickHouse's performance is superior to comparable column-oriented database management software currently on the market. It processes hundreds of millions of rows to more than a million and tens if not thousands of gigabytes per second. ClickHouse makes use of all hardware available to process every query as quickly as possible. Peak processing speed for a single query is more than 2 Terabytes per Second (after decompression, only utilized columns). To reduce latency, reads in distributed setups are automatically balanced between healthy replicas. ClickHouse supports multimaster asynchronous replication, and can be deployed across multiple datacenters. Each node is equal, which prevents single points of failure.
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    Greenplum Reviews

    Greenplum

    Greenplum Database

    Greenplum Database®, an open-source data warehouse, is a fully featured, advanced, and fully functional data warehouse. It offers powerful and fast analytics on petabyte-scale data volumes. Greenplum Database is uniquely designed for big data analytics. It is powered by the most advanced cost-based query optimizer in the world, delivering high analytical query performance with large data volumes. The Apache 2 license is used to release Greenplum Database®. We would like to thank all of our community contributors. We are also open to new contributions. We encourage all contributions to the Greenplum Database community, no matter how small. Open-source, massively parallel data platform for machine learning, analytics, and AI. Rapidly create and deploy models to support complex applications in cybersecurity, predictive management, risk management, fraud detection, among other areas. The fully integrated, open-source analytics platform is now available.
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    MariaDB Reviews
    MariaDB Platform is an enterprise-level open-source database solution. It supports transactional, analytical, and hybrid workloads, as well as relational and JSON data models. It can scale from standalone databases to data warehouses to fully distributed SQL, which can execute millions of transactions per second and perform interactive, ad-hoc analytics on billions upon billions of rows. MariaDB can be deployed on prem-on commodity hardware. It is also available on all major public cloud providers and MariaDB SkySQL, a fully managed cloud database. MariaDB.com provides more information.
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