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Vertica on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
Matt Spilchen, Senior Systems Software Engineer
February 3, 2023
Introduction In my previous blog, I showed you the steps to run Vertica on Kubernetes (K8s) on your laptop. That’s fine if you want to try things out on a small scale, but what if you want to run it on a larger system? In this blog, I will teach you how to deploy Vertica...
Vertica on Kubernetes
Matt Spilchen, Senior Systems Software Engineer
January 26, 2023
This blog post has been updated from an earlier one to use new features that make deploying on your own system easier. Vertica released the VerticaDB operator in August, 2021, which began Vertica’s integration with Kubernetes. The operator automates many Vertica administrator tasks, such as restarting Vertica if any of the nodes go down, upgrading...
High Availability for a Vertica in Eon Mode Database with Read-Only Mode
Sruthi Anumula, Senior Database Support Engineer
January 9, 2023
When Vertica is deployed in Eon Mode, there are two major requirements for high availability: maintaining quorum and shard coverage. If either of them is lost, the whole cluster goes down. Before going into details, let us understand what quorum and shard coverage mean. Quorum: In Eon Mode, more than half of the primary nodes...
VerticaPy reaches a milestone at 100 stars
Mike Perrow, Senior Product Marketing Writer/Editor
December 14, 2022
The Vertica team is happy to share a milestone in our “VerticaPy journey”: We just reached 100 stars in our GitHub repo, and it’s growing every day. (Repo: That’s “repository” for those of you unfamiliar with GitHub.) Repos accumulate stars as an indication of user interest – think of them as bookmarks in a user’s...