tylerhannan

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Data at Scale: large-scale data processing conference (Amsterdam, 7 July)(dataatscale.dev)
3 points by tylerhannan 4mo ago|0 comments
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by tylerhannan 11mo ago
Check the comments below or the OP. I think Ryadh does a great job of explaining the “why”
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by tylerhannan 11mo ago
Why is that? From the post “ LibreChat remains 100% open-source under its existing MIT license Community-first development continues with the same transparency and openness Expanded roadmap to bring an even more enterprise-ready analytics e
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by tylerhannan 11mo ago
We aren't a charity. But, we are also a database provider. Ryadh mentions some examples below where we have joined forces, incorporated code into ClickHouse Cloud (our commercial offering), and OSS has grown. Time will tell (I can&#x27
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by tylerhannan 11mo ago
Nothing worse than having to update my IRC clients again ;)
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by tylerhannan 11mo ago
(disclaimer: I work at ClickHouse) At its simplest the team who was building that rad thing called LibreChat, now works at ClickHouse and build that rad thing called LibreChat. Even simpler, the LibreChat team works at ClickHouse and are no
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by tylerhannan 11mo ago
A database in isolation is meaningless. Rather, people have to ask questions of it, and interact with the data. Increasingly, that is via AI tooling. We've had a long-standing demo at llm.clickhouse.com (librechat, bedrock, anthropic).
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by tylerhannan 1y ago
I actually took that picture a few years ago. It's a fun story. Our first swag shipment with the new colours had just arrived, the founders were in one place together for one of the first times, the weather wasn't terrible in Amst
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by tylerhannan 1y ago
Here is what the roadmap looks like at present. There is a core of maintainers who care about Riak (after the company Basho ended many years ago) and it appears that most work has been moved into the OpenRiak repository. https://
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by tylerhannan 2y ago
Heya, I'm Tyler. I work at ClickHouse, looking after Devrel (and, of course, don't speak on behalf of the whole company). ClickHouse is, indeed, the best database to build observability tooling on. And, for those of our users who
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by tylerhannan 2y ago
Do let us know if you have any questions...happy to answer. (disclaimer: I work at ClickHouse and am super excited the PeerDB team is joining us)
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by tylerhannan 2y ago
ahhhh...space-filling curves. With some of the recent work done with ClickHouse this has been an area I've had to learn about and, tbh, wish I had found this earlier. Our CTO started using Morton curves for interesting purposes several
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Building on Microsoft Azure – ClickHouse Cloud(clickhouse.com)
6 points by tylerhannan 2y ago|0 comments
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by tylerhannan 2y ago
There is something about this that makes me so very happy.
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by tylerhannan 2y ago
A database is core to your infrastructure...finding out your database is going away is a horrifying situation. Finding out that the time you have to migrate is a few months. Agh. As others will say, there are options. Rockset helpfully post
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
I wanted one of these so much upon initial release. I'd love the opportunity to actually try one in person but the last release was so hard to come by that it never quite happened.
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
Spelling fail...I'm sorry Jianfei!
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
It was pretty cool to watch this analysis play out internally to ClickHouse (note: I work at ClickHouse). It was even cooler to see Vinay and Jianfie (authors) excitement to share the analysis, exploration, and detail.
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
lol. I was waiting for that somewhere ;)
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
We hope not and try to keep in wire compatible for clients to interact (recently added dynamic reconfig, etc.) It is definitely opinionated and influenced by our work...but not designed solely for it. But, also, we continue to improve. Most
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
s/is a/was a/g But more interesting, to me, is language adoption and familiarity by region. I have a bookmarked dev.to article from 2020 that discussed programming language popularity by state - https://dev.to&#x2F
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
Definitely used in production ;) and at rather some scale. It runs thousands of clusters, daily, both in CSP hosted offerings (including our own ClickHouse Cloud) and at customers running the OSS release. Never accept any claims at face val
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
fundamentally, yep. https://pradeepchhetri.xyz/clickhousekeeper/ talks about some experiments in exactly that vein.
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
"ClickHouse, Inc. is a Delaware company with headquarters in the San Francisco Bay Area. We have no operations in Russia, no Russian investors, and no Russian members of our Board of Directors." Source - https://clickho
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
Yep. Generally, ClickHouse Keeper provides the coordination system for data replication and distributed DDL query execution for ClickHouse clusters.
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
It's a deep-cut reference. But it's one I am honoured you made. :mug:
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
Thank you! We try ;)
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
++ agreed. ClickHouse Keeper was released as feature complete in December of 2021. It runs thousands of clusters, daily, both in CSP hosted offerings (including our own ClickHouse Cloud) and at customers running the OSS release. Never accep
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
TBH, I don't think so. I mean, I have worked and, and been guilty of tooling driven development (RiiR anyone?) . But, also, in a comment below Alexey shares many of the reasons other than language. I think Oxia does a good job of shari
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by tylerhannan 3y ago
Def. I hadn't seen Oxia before but the idea, for their implementation, of making Zookeeper more like Bookkeeper was an interesting one. Not right for ClickHouse needs but, IMO, a novel approach.

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