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From a glance, you have to define the queries before. Are you using anything currently? What is your insert/update/delete rate? If low, maybe look at postgres
by ddorian43 12y ago
From a glance, you have to define the queries before.
Are you using anything currently?
What is your insert/update/delete rate? If low, maybe look at postgresql in-memory column-store https://github.com/knizhnik/imcs/ https://github.com/knizhnik/imcs/
Another way may be voltdb. Since it's partitioned+single-thread/partition, and cross-partition queries are slow, you'll probably have to make a query for each partition and group results on the app.
Also curious.
- bmh100 12y agoI specialize in an in-memory analytics (business intelligence) platform called "QlikView" or "Qlik". It operates on top of RDBMSs/operational databases, so it batch processes data on a daily or hourly basis usually.
- pentium10 12y agoIf you are already familiar with QlikView, then check out Google BigQuery, you already have a connector for it.