thanks. Yeah, ClickHouse does have quite a good perf esp. for observability user cases where aggregate queries tend to dominate. Here's a blog from Uber where

thanks. Yeah, ClickHouse does have quite a good perf esp. for observability user cases where aggregate queries tend to dominate. Here's a blog from Uber where they has 70-80% aggregate queries in production env, as saw 50% improvement in resource required. From their blog `We reduced the hardware cost of the platform by more than half compared to the ELK stack` [1]https://www.uber.com/en-IN/blog/logging/ https://www.uber.com/en-IN/blog/logging/