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This still requires the query to fit on a single node at some point unless you're doing multi-level aggregation. Monarch does that. Being able to push expensive
by hiptobecubic 4y ago
This still requires the query to fit on a single node at some point unless you're doing multi-level aggregation. Monarch does that. Being able to push expensive, highly-parallelizable aspects of the query down into the leaves is a massive benefit.
- dilyevsky 4y agoYep, in theory it’s great if you can afford a team of highly qualified engs to run it like google and dealing with huge metrics. In practice I found it was not hard to crash a monarch mixer (at least some years ago) + most orgs won’t be able to afford nor take advantage of it