Snowflake, BigQuery, or ClickHouse? Pro Tricks to Build Cost Efficient Analytics for Any Business

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  • čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
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    Do you ever look at your bill for Snowflake or BigQuery and just sigh? This talk is for you.
    In this webinar, you'll learn how pricing works for popular analytic databases, how to get the best deal, and how to build an alternative using open-source ClickHouse data warehouses. As the pros say, open source may be free but it ain’t cheap!
    We teach you the tricks to build your own ClickHouse analytic stack that’s less expensive and faster than Snowflake. Join us to become a wizard of cloud cost management.
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    0:00 Introduction
    5:33 How Cloud Businesses Work
    8:01 Snowflake's Virtual Data Warehouse Model
    10:58 BigQuery's Serverless Query Model
    17:03 ClickHouse's Database Architecture
    18:32 Better Comparison: Modernized 'Buy-the-Box'
    20:08 Effect Of Storage & Compute on ClickHouse Prices
    21:36 Quick Comparison of Models
    23:40 What Snowflake Does Well
    24:50 What Snowflake Does Not Do
    25:48 How Can You Get a Better Price on Cloud Analytics?
    28:13 When Is Cloud Analytic Database Pricing a Good Deal?
    30:29 Pick A Specific Problem
    31:00 Reality Check Against Snowflake
    33:00 Modern Analytic Stacks Are Custom Data Platforms
    33:58 Choose a Kubernetes Distribution
    34:58 Pick an Open-Source Analytic Database
    35:24 Pick an Operator to Run the Database
    36:31 Choose the Observability Platform
    37:35 Pick a Kubernetes GitOps Implementation
    50:08 Best Practices for Do-It-Yourself Modern Analytic Stacks
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  • @Altinity
    @Altinity  Před 3 měsíci

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  • @MrChrismeenan
    @MrChrismeenan Před 9 měsíci +1

    Great webinar and presentation Robert ! I loved the cost analysis upfront. Exactly reflects my experience and its too often overlooked in the early stages of a project..

  • @leqlaz777
    @leqlaz777 Před 9 měsíci

    Another Great webinar by Robert, Thank you!
    What I miss is application of Clickhouse in BI reporting in comparison with other DW solutions. Especially using complex queries from multiple large tables. Snowflake has subjectively a decent performance but there is nothing to compare with in mentioned scenarios.

  • @maclovesgeet
    @maclovesgeet Před 9 měsíci

    I wish if I can present like Robert.. In 50 mins you covered a lot of technology stack. Well done.
    Comparison of different analytics databases was good. I wish I could see normalized pricing across vendors. I know it depends on the workload, but I get to see the difference clearly.

    • @roberthodges1480
      @roberthodges1480 Před 9 měsíci +1

      Thank you !Normalized pricing is very difficult across products because analytic databases are so different. What helps is to compare the archicture against your needs because you can often rule out databases based on other things than detailed operating cost.