Best OLAP Databases for Microsoft Azure

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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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    SingleStore Reviews

    SingleStore

    SingleStore

    $0.69 per hour
    1 Rating
    SingleStore (formerly MemSQL), is a distributed, highly-scalable SQL Database that can be run anywhere. With familiar relational models, we deliver the best performance for both transactional and analytical workloads. SingleStore is a scalable SQL database which continuously ingests data to perform operational analysis for your business' front lines. ACID transactions allow you to simultaneously process millions of events per second and analyze billions of rows in relational SQL, JSON geospatial, full-text search, and other formats. SingleStore provides the best data ingestion performance and supports batch loading and real-time data pipelines. SingleStore allows you to query live and historical data with ANSI SQL in a lightning fast manner. You can perform ad-hoc analysis using business intelligence tools, run machine-learning algorithms for real time scoring, and geoanalytic queries in a real time.
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    Snowflake Reviews

    Snowflake

    Snowflake

    $40.00 per month
    4 Ratings
    Your cloud data platform. Access to any data you need with unlimited scalability. All your data is available to you, with the near-infinite performance and concurrency required by your organization. You can seamlessly share and consume shared data across your organization to collaborate and solve your most difficult business problems. You can increase productivity and reduce time to value by collaborating with data professionals to quickly deliver integrated data solutions from any location in your organization. Our technology partners and system integrators can help you deploy Snowflake to your success, no matter if you are moving data into Snowflake.
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    Trino Reviews
    Trino is an engine that runs at incredible speeds. Fast-distributed SQL engine for big data analytics. Helps you explore the data universe. Trino is an extremely parallel and distributed query-engine, which is built from scratch for efficient, low latency analytics. Trino is used by the largest organizations to query data lakes with exabytes of data and massive data warehouses. Supports a wide range of use cases including interactive ad-hoc analysis, large batch queries that take hours to complete, and high volume apps that execute sub-second queries. Trino is a ANSI SQL query engine that works with BI Tools such as R Tableau Power BI Superset and many others. You can natively search data in Hadoop S3, Cassandra MySQL and many other systems without having to use complex, slow and error-prone copying processes. Access data from multiple systems in a single query.
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    Citus Reviews

    Citus

    Citus Data

    $0.27 per hour
    Citus combines the Postgres you know and love with the power of distributed tables. 100% open source. Now with schema-based, row-based, and Postgres 16 support. Scale Postgres using data and queries. You can start off with a single Citus server, then add more nodes and rebalance the shards as you grow. Parallelism, storing more data in memory and using higher I/O bandwidth along with columnar compression can speed up queries by 20x or 300x. Citus is a new extension (not fork) of the latest Postgres version, allowing you to use your familiar SQL toolkit and leverage your Postgres expertise. Use a single database to manage both your analytical and transactional workloads. Download and use Citus Open Source for free. Citus can be managed by you, if you embrace open source and use GitHub. Focus on your app & forget your database. Azure Cosmos DB PostgreSQL for Citus allows you to run your app in the cloud.
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    Databricks Data Intelligence Platform Reviews
    The Databricks Data Intelligence Platform enables your entire organization to utilize data and AI. It is built on a lakehouse that provides an open, unified platform for all data and governance. It's powered by a Data Intelligence Engine, which understands the uniqueness in your data. Data and AI companies will win in every industry. Databricks can help you achieve your data and AI goals faster and easier. Databricks combines the benefits of a lakehouse with generative AI to power a Data Intelligence Engine which understands the unique semantics in your data. The Databricks Platform can then optimize performance and manage infrastructure according to the unique needs of your business. The Data Intelligence Engine speaks your organization's native language, making it easy to search for and discover new data. It is just like asking a colleague a question.
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