thomoco

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   by thomoco 3y ago

   This is inspiring. We're seeing some momentum now with the internet pendulum swinging back in the direction of the distributed and federated platform that it was originally intended to be. Interoperability via standards-based protocols
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   by thomoco 3y ago

   frequency modulation attack
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   by thomoco 4y ago

   hi Arun - this is Thom from ClickHouse I was just wondering if integrating with ClickHouse is on the roadmap? ClickHouse was built and literally designed for massive web event and click streams. We'd be happy to help, let us know and b
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   by thomoco 4y ago

   Agree with the OP that SQL will almost assuredly still be in use for 20+ years in the future, given the simplicity and flexibility of the declarative language, standardization, and as applicable to today as it was then to our big data probl
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   by thomoco 4y ago

   Could you please elaborate on your comments and possible misconceptions about ClickHouse? Proven stability, massive scale, predictability, native SQL, and industry-best performance are all well-recognized characteristics of clickhouse, so y
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   by thomoco 4y ago

   There are a few options for migrating or synchronizing data from MySQL - I'd recommend starting with this page in the ClickHouse Docs - there is a nice video there that explains some of those options: https://clickhouse.com&
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   by thomoco 4y ago

   Yes, ClickBench results are presented as Relative Time, where lower is better. You can read more on the specifics of ClickBench methodology in the GitHub repository here: https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickBench/
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   by thomoco 4y ago

   I wanted to note that ClickHouse Cloud results are now also being reported in the public ClickBench results: https://benchmark.clickhouse.com/ Good to see transparent comparisons available now for Cloud performance vs. self
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   by thomoco 4y ago

   Benchmarks can be quite difficult to interpret when the test parameters vary between tests. However, I think the point in providing the open-source ClickBench benchmark [ https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickBench ] is exa