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If you care about not having your data locked-in to Google's ecosystem or think BigQuery is too expensive, please consider to give the open-source EventQL [0] a
by paulasmuth 10y ago
If you care about not having your data locked-in to Google's ecosystem or think BigQuery is too expensive, please consider to give the open-source EventQL [0] alternative a try.
[0] https://eventql.io https://eventql.io
- vgt 10y agoReally excited to see the open source community around big data grow. Three minor points on "locked-in" and "too expensive": - BigQuery now has fully standard SQL and allows for easy exports of ALL your data out of BigQuery - BigQuery has a Free Tier - BigQuery is a vast multi-tenant cluster, and you pay for it per-job. Folks who are spending just a couple of dollars a month get to experience running SQL on a HUGE cluster for a few seconds at a time. Broadly, it's very exciting to witness emergence of open source distributed data processing technologies (Apache Druid and Flink ftw!). BigQuery stores data and runs SQL well, yes, but it is also a serverless fully-managed service with a pay-only-for-what-you-consume pricing structure, seamless downtime-free upgrades and maintenance, encryption, high availability, durability, compliance and proven at scale to XXX PB.