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Identifying top 50 Expensive Query Operations by Disk I/O

ClickHouse Troubleshooting: How to identify Top 50 Expensive Query Operations by Disk I/O

Introduction Disk I/O performance can greatly impact ClickHouse performance because ClickHouse stores data on disk and relies on disk I/O to read and write data. If disk I/O performance is slow, it can cause queries […]

Runbook to Identify & Monitor Corrupted Indexes

Troubleshooting Corrupted Indexes in ClickHouse

Shiv Iyer

Introduction To troubleshoot index corruption in ClickHouse, you can follow these steps: Check the error logs: Look for any error messages related to index corruption in the ClickHouse logs. This can give you a clue […]

ClickHouse Monitoring: Analysing ClickHouse Performance with strace

Shiv Iyer

How to use strace in ClickHouse strace can also be used to analyze the behavior of a ClickHouse server and identify performance bottlenecks. Here are some steps to use strace for analyzing ClickHouse: Identify the […]

Migrating from Hadoop to ChistaDATA's ClickHouse

Hadoop vs ClickHouse: Comparison of Key Features

Shiv Iyer

Introduction Hadoop and ClickHouse are both big data processing platforms, but they have different design goals and use cases. Here is a comparison of some key features. Hadoop vs ClickHouse: Comparison of Key Features Data […]

Vertica vs ClickHouse: Comparison of Key Features

Shiv Iyer

Introduction ClickHouse and Vertica are both columnar databases that are optimized for analytical queries and real-time analytics. However, there are some key differences between the two that make ClickHouse better suited for real-time analytics. Comparative […]

ClickHouse vs Hadoop for Real-time Analytics

Limitations of Hadoop in Real-time Analytics

Shiv Iyer

Introduction Hadoop is a powerful, open-source ecosystem for storing and processing large datasets, but it is not well-suited for real-time analytics. Hadoop’s limitations in Real-time Analytics Here are a few reasons why Hadoop is not […]

How is Thread Handling implemented in ClickHouse?

Shiv Iyer

Introduction ClickHouse uses a thread pool to handle and manage threads. The thread pool is responsible for handling incoming client connections, executing SQL queries, and performing other tasks. Each client connection is handled by a […]

Integrating Kafka with ClickHouse for Real-time Stream Processing in Fintech

Shiv Iyer

Introduction A financial technology (FinTech) company may integrate Kafka with ClickHouse to enable real-time stream processing of financial data across a variety of use cases such as merchant settlements, fraud analytics, and transaction monitoring. By […]

Why is ClickHouse better than Hadoop for Real-time Analytics?

Shiv Iyer

Introduction ClickHouse is a column-oriented, open-source analytics database that is designed for real-time OLAP (online analytical processing) and OLTP (online transaction processing) use cases. It is optimized for large-scale data processing, high-performance queries, and real-time […]

How to set up Real-time Streaming Bulk Data Loading from Kafka to ClickHouse?

Shiv Iyer

Introduction Setting up real-time streaming bulk data loading from Kafka to ClickHouse involves several steps: Install and configure Kafka: Install and configure Apache Kafka on a cluster of machines. This will allow you to produce […]

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