Best OLAP Databases for PostgreSQL

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    icCube Reviews
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    icCube

    $20,000/year
    30 Ratings
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    icCube serves as a robust, drop-in replacement for SQL Server Analysis Services, providing seamless migration support and compatibility with a familiar OLAP model. It allows continued use of Excel and other XMLA/MDX clients while offering flexible deployment options, including Docker. With icCube, users gain dynamic, on-the-fly MDX security down to the cell level, alongside a suite of modern OLAP features, such as over 100 new MDX functions, categories, sub-cubes, and native Java integration. Plus, its patented MDX debugger streamlines the development process. As an added bonus, icCube includes a web-based, embeddable BI solution for enhanced data visualization and analytics within your applications.
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    Apache Doris Reviews

    Apache Doris

    The Apache Software Foundation

    Free
    Apache Doris is an advanced data warehouse for real time analytics. It delivers lightning fast analytics on real-time, large-scale data. Ingestion of micro-batch data and streaming data within a second. Storage engine with upserts, appends and pre-aggregations in real-time. Optimize for high-concurrency, high-throughput queries using columnar storage engine, cost-based query optimizer, and vectorized execution engine. Federated querying for data lakes like Hive, Iceberg, and Hudi and databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL. Compound data types, such as Arrays, Maps and JSON. Variant data types to support auto datatype inference for JSON data. NGram bloomfilter for text search. Distributed design for linear scaling. Workload isolation, tiered storage and efficient resource management. Supports shared-nothing as well as the separation of storage from compute.
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    StarRocks Reviews
    StarRocks offers at least 300% more performance than other popular solutions, whether you're using a single or multiple tables. With a rich set connectors, you can ingest real-time data into StarRocks for the latest insights. A query engine that adapts your use cases. StarRocks allows you to scale your analytics easily without moving your data or rewriting SQL. StarRocks allows a rapid journey between data and insight. StarRocks is unmatched in performance and offers a unified OLAP system that covers the most common data analytics scenarios. StarRocks offers at least 300% faster performance than other popular solutions, whether you are working with one table or many. StarRocks' built-in memory-and-disk-based caching framework is specifically designed to minimize the I/O overhead of fetching data from external storage to accelerate query performance.
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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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    Hydra Reviews
    Hydra is a column-oriented Postgres that is open source. No code changes required to query billions of rows. Hydra parallelizes, vectorizes, and aggregates (COUNTS, SUMs, AVGs) to deliver the speed that you've always desired on Postgres. Boost performance in every size! Hydra can be installed in just 5 minutes, without requiring any changes to your tools, extensions, syntax, data model or data model. Hydra Cloud allows for smooth sailing and fully managed operations. Different industries have different requirements. Take control of your analytics with powerful Postgres custom functions and extensions. Built by you for you. Hydra is the fastest Postgres on the market. Boost performance by using columnar storage, query parallelization, and vectorization.
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    Oxla Reviews

    Oxla

    Oxla

    $0.06 per hour
    Oxla is a new-generation Online Analytical Process (OLAP) Database engineered for high-speed processing and efficiency. Its all-in one architecture allows rapid deployment without external dependencies and allows users to insert data and query it seamlessly. Oxla is compatible both with the PostgreSQL SQL dialect and wire protocol, making it easy to integrate with existing tools and workflows. The platform excels at both real-time processing as well as handling large, complex query, making it ideal for diverse analytical tasks. Oxla's design is optimized for modern hardware, including multi-core architectural capabilities, delivering superior performance to traditional analytical databases. It offers flexible deployment, including self hosted and cloud-based options, and provides a 1-core license that grants access to core functionality. Oxla's pay as you go pricing model ensures cost effectiveness, allowing users only to pay for the resources that they use.
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    QuestDB Reviews
    QuestDB is a relational database that uses column-oriented databases. It can be used for event and time series data. It uses SQL with extensions to time series to aid in real-time analytics. These pages provide information about core concepts of QuestDB. They include setup steps, usage guides, as well as reference documentation for syntax, APIs, and configuration. This section explains the architecture of QuestDB and how it stores and queries data. It also introduces new capabilities and features that are unique to the system. The core feature of QuestDB is the designated timestamp. It enables partitioning and time-oriented language capabilities. The symbol type makes it easy to store and retrieve repetitive strings. QuestDB's storage model describes how it stores records and partitions within tables. Indexes can be used to provide faster access to specific columns. Partitions can be used to provide significant performance improvements in calculations and queries. SQL extensions enable time series analysis that is efficient and concise with a concise syntax.
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    AlloyDB Reviews
    A fully managed PostgreSQL-compatible database service for your most demanding enterprise workloads. AlloyDB combines PostgreSQL and Google's best features for performance, scale, availability, and superior performance. PostgreSQL is fully compatible, allowing you to move your workloads anywhere. Transactional workloads are 4x faster with PostgreSQL. Fast real-time insights and up to 100x faster analytical query speeds than standard PostgreSQL. AlloyDB AI helps you create a variety of AI applications. AlloyDB Omni, a downloadable version of AlloyDB, is designed to run anywhere. Scale up to achieve predictable performance, a high availability SLA (including maintenance) of 99.99% for your most demanding enterprise workloads. Automated and machine-learning-enabled autopilots simplify management by handling database patches, backups and scaling.
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