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How to Implement Partial Indexes in ClickHouse

Introduction Partial indexes are a powerful feature in ClickHouse that allow DBAs to index only a subset of the rows in a table based on a specified condition. This can significantly reduce the index size […]

How to Implement Reserved Connections in ClickHouse

Shiv Iyer

Reserved connections in ClickHouse can be used to improve query performance by reserving a portion of the available connections for specific users or use cases. By reserving connections, you can ensure that high-priority queries have […]

Implementing Inverted Indexes in ClickHouse for Fast Search (Part 2)

Shiv Iyer

Introduction Inverted indexes are a common technique used in search engines and database systems to quickly search for and retrieve data. In ClickHouse, inverted indexes are implemented using a combination of algorithms and data structures. […]

Comparing ClickHouse v/s Hadoop for Real-time Analytics Capability

Shiv Iyer

Introduction Hadoop and ClickHouse are two different systems that serve different purposes when it comes to processing and analyzing data. Hadoop is a distributed computing platform that is designed to process and analyze large volumes […]

Leveraging ClickHouse to Build Real-time Credit Card Fraud Detection in Modern Banking

Shiv Iyer

Introduction Credit card fraud analytics systems have migrated from traditional OLAP to ClickHouse based real-time analytics systems because traditional OLAP systems have limitations in processing and analyzing large volumes of data in real-time. Limitations of […]

How to perform a full-text phrase search in ClickHouse?

Shiv Iyer

To perform full-text phrase search in ClickHouse, you can use the match() function in combination with regular expressions. Although ClickHouse does not have a built-in full-text search feature like some other databases, the match() function […]

ClickHouse Troubleshooting: How to Monitor I/O Subsystem Reads

Shiv Iyer

Introduction If the I/O subsystem reads in ClickHouse are struggling, it can lead to slower query performance and longer query execution times. Here are a few ways to tell if the I/O subsystem reads in […]

Use cases for Real-time Analytics with ClickHouse in Modern Banking

Use cases for Real-time Fraud Analytics with ClickHouse in Modern Banking

Shiv Iyer

Introduction The modern banking industry faces significant challenges related to fraud prevention. Fraudsters are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and traditional fraud detection methods are often insufficient to detect and prevent fraudulent activities. Real-time fraud analytics is […]

How to Configure ClickHouse for Optimal Usage of Available RAM?

Shiv Iyer

Introduction Configuring ClickHouse for optimal usage of available RAM is critical for achieving optimal performance. Here are some tips for configuring ClickHouse to make the most of available RAM: Runbook for configuring ClickHouse for optimal […]

How to tune ClickHouse configuration parameters for optimal query performance?

Shiv Iyer

Tuning ClickHouse configuration parameters can significantly improve query performance, especially for large and complex datasets. Here are some tips for tuning ClickHouse configuration parameters for optimal query performance:

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