This whitepaper provides an introduction to Apache Druid, the open source database at the core of the Imply solution. It covers Druid’s evolution, architecture and features, and common use cases.
Learn the best practices for deploying Apache Druid and Imply on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The AWS reference architecture guide provides an introduction to running Druid on AWS, and the best practices others have used when running Apache Druid on AWS, including how to best leverage various AWS services such as EC2 and S3.
Learn the best practices for deploying Apache Druid on Google Cloud Platform (GCP), including how to best leverage various GCP services including Google Compute Engine, Google Cloud Storage and Google Cloud SQL.
Learn the best practices for deploying Apache Druid on Microsoft Azure Cloud. The Microsoft Azure Cloud reference architecture guide provides an introduction to running Druid on Azure Cloud, and the best practices others have used when running Apache Druid on Azure Cloud, including how to best leverage various Azure Cloud services such as virtual machines and blob storage.
Learn the best practices for deploying and managing Apache Druid and Imply as a self-hosted service. The Apache Druid self-hosted reference architecture guide provides an introduction to a self-hosted architecture for Druid and Imply, and the best practices others have used in any environment when running Druid and Imply with Docker, Kubernetes, Minio or Ceph.
This whitepaper explains the challenges Druid projects face, what the Imply platform adds to Druid to address these challenges, and how Imply has helped companies achieve up to 6 months faster time to production, 5x greater productivity with their existing resources and 100x greater adoption of self-service analytics.
This paper covers how to get sub-second query performance out of a technology like Hadoop that was designed to trade off performance for scalability.
Learn how Apache Druid and Imply are designed to help you comply with the General Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR) and California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) data privacy laws in your real-time analytics infrastructure, including best practices.
