Low Latency Cloud Data Warehouse For the AI-era

Execute thousands of queries concurrently without compromising speed.

Achieve unparalleled cost efficiency with industry-leading price-to-performance ratios.

Scale seamlessly to handle 100ʼs of TBs of datasets with minimal performance impact.

Ease to use with simplicity and familiarity of SQL, which follows PostgreSQL dialect closely.

Execute thousands of queries concurrently without compromising speed.

Achieve unparalleled cost efficiency with industry-leading price-to-performance ratios.

Scale seamlessly to handle 100ʼs of TBs of datasets with minimal performance impact.

Ease of use with simplicity and familiarity of SQL, which follows PostgreSQL dialect closely.

High efficiency at low cost

Optimize both speed and cost efficiency for low-latency, data-intensive analytics workloads in production.

CREATE AGGREGATING INDEX idx_by_day ON uservisits (visitdate, countrycode,languagecode, useragent, MAX(visitdate), SUM(adrevenue), MAX(adrevenue), COUNT(*));
SELECT
visitdate,"countrycode","languagecode","useragent",sum("adrevenue"),
FROM uservisits
WHERE "visitdate" BETWEEN '2024-08-01' AND '2024-08-31'
GROUP BY visitdate, "countrycode","languagecode","useragent";
Plan:
\_[3] [Filter] (idx_by_day.visitdate BETWEEN DATE '2024-08-01’ AND DATE '2024-08-31')
          \_[4] [StoredTable] Name: "idx_by_day", used 6/8 column(s) AGGREGATING_INDEX_TABLE
SELECT sourceIP, AVG(adRevenue) AS avgRevenue
FROM uservisits
GROUP BY sourceIP
ORDER BY avgRevenue DESC
LIMIT 10;

Scaling-out to 100’s of terabytes of data

Achieve unparalleled elasticity and efficiency for modern data warehousing needs and scale instantly as your data grows without performance bottlenecks.

Up to 4,200 QPS with concurrency scaling

Maintain optimal query performance even under heavy workloads with concurrency scaling. Instantly add new clusters on-demand to manage sudden spikes in concurrent queries.

Ease of SQL

SQL-first simplicity, robust database fundamentals and PostgreSQL compatibility allow you to run SQL queries directly on structured or semi-structured data without compromising speed or efficiency.

FAQs about Low Latency in Cloud Data Warehousing

Low latency benefits

  • Instant  Analytics: Enables businesses to act on data as it’s generated, which is crucial for industries like finance, e-commerce, and healthcare.
  • Improved Customer Experiences: Provides faster responses in applications such as recommendation engines, fraud detection, and chatbots.
  • Operational Efficiency: Reduces delays in data workflows, ensuring teams have access to the latest information for operational decisions.
  • Competitive Advantage: Accelerates insights, helping businesses stay ahead in fast-paced markets.

Key features supporting low latency

  • High-Performance Query Engines: Optimized for quick retrieval of large datasets.
  • Streaming Data Support: Processes data in real-time, ensuring minimal lag between generation and availability.
  • In-Memory Computing: Uses RAM for faster data access and processing.
  • Efficient Indexing and Partitioning: Improves data retrieval times by organizing data intelligently.
  • Scalable Architecture: Handles increased data loads without impacting performance.

What is the difference between low latency and high throughput?

Low latency focuses on minimizing delays in processing individual tasks, while high throughput emphasizes the ability to handle large volumes of data over time. Both are important for optimal data warehouse performance.

How does low latency impact real-time analytics?

Low latency ensures that data is available for analysis almost immediately after it is generated, enabling real-time decision-making and insights.

What industries benefit most from low latency in cloud data warehousing?

Industries like finance, retail, healthcare, gaming, and IoT applications greatly benefit, as they rely heavily on real-time data processing.

Can low latency be achieved with large datasets?

Yes, by using techniques like indexing, partitioning, and in-memory computing, even large datasets can be processed with low latency.

How does low latency improve customer experience?

It enables faster data-driven responses in applications like recommendation systems, fraud detection, and real-time chat support, enhancing overall user satisfaction.

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