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"It includes solid established open source components (Presto, Elasticsearch, Lucene, Netty) and extends those with added core functionalities like read/write s
by asdfologist 13y ago
"It includes solid established open source components (Presto, Elasticsearch, Lucene, Netty) and extends those with added core functionalities like read/write support, a SQL interface, a dashboard and a query console."
This makes no sense. Presto is already a SQL query engine, so what does it mean to "extend" it with a SQL interface? Furthermore, the crate.io SQL is even more limited than Presto SQL! Presto allows operations that are not in crate SQL, like joins and "create table as select".
- cevaris 13y agoIt probably uses Presto, just restricts the more complex functionality for now. Apparently they have some code here (http://goo.gl/3sgsA4 http://goo.gl/3sgsA4) which is ready for joins.
- ma2rten 13y agoFrom their webpage it seems that they just use presto's SQL parser.
- jodok 13y agohi, i'm jodok from crate. yes, right now we only use the sql parser (and extended it)