Sep 26, 2017
Announcing MariaDB ColumnStore 1.1.0 Beta
We are happy to announce that today we are releasing 1.1.0 beta software of MariaDB ColumnStore, the high performance, columnar storage engine for large scale analytics on MariaDB.
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Announcing MariaDB ColumnStore 1.1.0 Beta
We are happy to announce that today we are releasing 1.1.0 beta software of MariaDB ColumnStore, the high performance, columnar storage engine for large scale analytics on MariaDB.
Downloads MariaDB AX Server | MariaDB
MariaDB ColumnStore is a powerful open source columnar storage engine that supports a wide variety of analytical use cases with ANSI SQL in highly scalable distributed environments.
Analysis of Financial Time Series Data Using MariaDB ColumnStore
MariaDB ColumnStore is a GPLv2 open source columnar database built on MariaDB Server. It is a fork and evolution of the former InfiniDB. It can be deployed in the cloud (optimized for Amazon Web Services) or on a local cluster of Linux servers using either local or networked storage.
MariaDB Analytics Tutorial: 5 Steps to Get Started in 10 Minutes | MariaDB
Looking for an easy way to get started with analytics? MariaDB ColumnStore provides a simple, open and scalable analytics solution. It leverages a pluggable storage engine to handle analytic workloads while keeping the same ANSI SQL interface that is used across the MariaDB portfolio.
MariaDB Analytics Tutorial: 5 steps to get started in 10 minutes
Looking for an easy way to get started with analytics? MariaDB ColumnStore provides a simple, open and scalable analytics solution. It leverages a pluggable storage engine to handle analytic workloads while keeping the same ANSI SQL interface that is used across the MariaDB portfolio.