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I'm a little surprised that Amazon hasn't created ClickHouse as a Service. They've done it for Elasticsearch, Presto (Athena), Hadoop, Kafka, MySQL, PostgreSQL.
by mdasen 5y ago
I'm a little surprised that Amazon hasn't created ClickHouse as a Service. They've done it for Elasticsearch, Presto (Athena), Hadoop, Kafka, MySQL, PostgreSQL. ClickHouse seems like it would fit with their strategy of offing a datastore as a service. While AWS does have things like Redshift and Timestream, it seems like ClickHouse offers a lot of potential untapped value that Amazon could capture.
- bdcravens 5y agoMany of those were introduced sometime after they because mainstream.
- ucarion 5y agoThey may be working on it already. Such a product would take awhile to create. It was only in September of this year that Clickhouse was spun out of Yandex and quickly raised a Series A + B.
- tmp_anon_22 5y agoAt this point product strategy for these companies must be built with Amazon in mind, with a goal of outpacing them at the juncture that AWS would be able to take a bite of the market share easily. As much as it sucks to have been an OSS-ish product Amazon has taken a chunk out of, the game is now known and can be proactively neutered with good planning.
- stingraycharles 5y agoBut Clickhouse spinning off from Yandex is not a requirement for an AWS offering, right?
- higeorge13 5y agoI am wondering whether it would a rival project to redshift?
- gildedage77 5y agoYou mean ParAccel? :P
- ksec 5y agoWell Clickhouse has been open source for quite some time. The reason I could think of Amazon not doing it is because the demand are low. Clickhouse still isn't mainstream yet.
- wizwit999 5y agoThat'd be awesome actually.
- abraxas 5y agoBut with CH they don't get that sweet sweet vendor lock in like with Dynamo or Kinesis.