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Snowflake was not engineered for low-latency, high-concurrency workloads, says Katz
“Snowflake is a columnar, a data store with the separation of compute and storage like we have with our cloud service. But I don't believe that it was originally engineered to power these extremely low latency, high concurrent analytical workloads.”
Aaron Katz: ClickHouse skipped enterprise licensing to go straight to cloud
“Having been through that journey, I just decided to skip that first step and go straight to cloud.”
Katz: ClickHouse workloads are split evenly across SaaS analytics, warehouse migrations, and observability
“Somebody that needs very low latency, high concurrent analytical workloads, typically to power, let's say a B to B SaaS application. That's about a third of the use cases that we see. Another third would be traditional cloud-based data warehouses that are not …”
ClickHouse Cloud accumulated over 1,000 customers in its first year
“We launched our cloud service a little over a year ago, and we had this phased release where we had a private preview and a public beta, and then made it generally available, and over the course of that year, we've now accumulated over a thousand customers on …”