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ClickHouse can export data directly into compressed files, just write SELECT * FROM tutorial.kttm INTO OUTFILE 'data.json.gz' FORMAT JSONEachRow; gz, bz2, xz, zstd, lz4 - all supported.
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ClickHouse has support for both of them.
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ClickHouse has no longer any ties to Russia.
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That's great, but you don't have to finish your PhD. The task is already solved in ClickHouse: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1pGmfpNdGyzE1KEXDnSS...
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It is appeared that clickhouse-local is faster than all of the rest, with a huge margin: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1pGmfpNdGyzE1KEXDnSS...
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ClickHouse 22.3 LTS Released
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Building a Paste Service with ClickHouse
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ClickHouse can also run as a query engine for local data, see clickhouse-local.
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ClickHouse can do this since maybe a year already: https://clickhouse.com/docs/en/engines/database-engines/sqli...
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ClickHouse is not a Russian software. The company is incorporated in the US and have subsidiary in the Netherlands. The development team is distributed, most of the core team is located in the NL and there are employees in Germany, Spain, F
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ClickHouse 22.2 Released
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What's New in ClickHouse 22.1
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What's New in ClickHouse 22.1
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What's New in ClickHouse 22.1
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PS. The task of random dataset generation is surprisingly deep and interesting, I welcome more tools in this area. Already digging into your repository...
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Yes, that's true. Although there is an option to run it in a loop over a smaller dataset as a seed.
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ClickHouse already has embedded tool for data obfuscation and generation: https://clickhouse.com/docs/en/operations/utilities/clickhou... And here is an article about possible methods to solve this task
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Not yet. I will add it to the short list.
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> GROUP BY 1, 2, 3 It is not ANSI SQL. Nevertheless, it is already available in ClickHouse as well under `enable_positional_arguments` setting and we are considering making it enabled by default.
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Here is my favorite: https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/blob/master/utils/c... "Too many exclamation marks"
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I would consider ClickHouse. It is perfect for interactive analytical queries on large datasets. > the product competes in a geo-spatial market and loads GPS data from a large number of vehicles that are updating every 5-10 seconds There
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Decorating a Christmas Tree with the Help of Flaky Tests
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Example: https://github.com/ClickHouse-Extras/sysroot
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They did not actually perform benchmark for ClickHouse, just copy-pasted the results from some old article: https://altinity.com/blog/clickhouse-nails-cost-efficiency-c...
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And we have groupArray aggregate function with limit. > I'm not actually aware of any other DBMS that supports `ARRAY_AGG` with `LIMIT`. So, put ClickHouse in you list :)
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In ClickHouse we have argMin/argMax aggregate functions. And also LIMIT BY. It looks like this: ... ORDER BY date DESC LIMIT 1 BY user_id
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My shameless plug: https://alexey-milovidov.github.io/font-selector/ I've created this small comparison web page for myself and my team.
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> The question is: what kind of problems are people needing that want 400GB/s bandwidth on a CPU? Well, probably none frankly. It is needed for analytic databases, e.g. ClickHouse: https://presentations.clickhouse.com
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This is not a concern for ClickHouse. You can load data into MergeTree table that support streaming data ingestion or into Memory table (that is read/write as well). Also you can run queries on the data without any preprocessing (with
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We don't require Yandex CLA: > As an alternative, you can provide DCO instead of CLA. You can find the text of DCO here: https://developercertificate.org/ It is enough to read and copy it verbatim to your pull reque
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