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Apache Druid is at the heart of Imply. We’re an open source business, and that’s why we’re committed to making Druid the best open source database for modern analytics applications

When you think of querying with Apache Druid, you probably imagine queries over massive data sets that run in less than a second. This blog is about some of the things we did as a team to discover the user stories, define an asynchronous download API, and deliver it in a monthly STS release.

When you think of querying with Apache Druid, you probably imagine queries over massive data sets that run in less than a second. This blog is about some of the things we did as a team to discover the user stories, define an asynchronous download API, and deliver it in a monthly STS release.

Uneven traffic flow in streaming pipelines is a common problem. Providing the right level of resources to keep up with spikes in demand is a requirement in order to deliver timely analytics.

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.

The community team at Imply spoke with an Apache Pulsar community member, Giannis Polyzos, about how collaboration between open source communities generates great things, and more specifically, about how Pulsar and Druid can be used together to power real-time data insights.

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.

When considering various real-time analytics solutions, Apache Druid quickly became the clear choice: Avesta uses only open-source products and libraries. And today, they’re using Druid as a central component in their cloud data platform to provide real-time analytics solutions to their clients.