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Filtering by partial string match on dimensions. It is equally slow on both of them. For straightforward filters and aggregations, yeah, Clickhouse is faster.
by DevKoala 7y ago
Filtering by partial string match on dimensions. It is equally slow on both of them.
For straightforward filters and aggregations, yeah, Clickhouse is faster. However I read a PR by the Druid team where they added a vector engine. If they release that, then the performance gap should be smaller or maybe in Druid’s favor depending on the dataset.
You are right about insertions up to a point.
If you consider data loads as insertions, with Druid I could scale my cluster elastically to speed them up. With Clickhouse I am bound by the query nodes.
Also, Druid can ingest data in real time using a special type of node that wasn’t part of the original distribution. I haven’t done real time data ingestion on Clickhouse. Hourly updates are good enough for my use case.