To meet critical requirements, the Confluence Analytics Experience Team chose to deploy Imply Enterprise Hybrid, a complete, real-time database built from Apache Druid® that runs in Atlassian’s VPC with Imply’s management control plane.
A stack for real-time analytics applications.
We obviously talk a lot about #ApacheDruid on here. But what are folks actually building with Druid? What is a modern analytics application, exactly? Let's find out
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Elasticity is important, but beware the database that can only save you money when your application is not in use. The best solution will have excellent price-performance under all conditions.
Many of Druid’s improvements focus on building a solid foundation, including making the system more stable, easier to use, faster to scale, and better integrated with the rest of the data ecosystem. But for advanced users and potential/existing contributors of the Druid project, here's a peek behind the scenes.
In this blog, we’ll review the simple steps to export data from ClickHouse in a format that is easy to ingest into Polaris.
A simple set of instructions to deploy Apache Druid on minikube using minio for local deep storage on your laptop.
Hellmar Becker is an Imply solutions engineer based in Germany, where he has been delving into the nooks-and-crannies of multi-valued dimension support in Druid. In this interview, Hellmar explains why he invested time understanding this area of untapped functionality.
It’s been nearly 10 years now since Druid was open sourced “to help other organizations solve their real-time data analysis and processing needs”. This has happened not because of one person or one organisation or one country or one job title – but because people came together to help one another.
Cuebook is putting you, decision-maker, back in the driving seat, powered by Apache Druid®. In this interview with their founder and CEO, we learn their reason for being, their open source Cuelake tooling, and their reason for using Druid.
