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Fast Data Loading with Vertica
August 20, 2018
Curtis Bennett authored this post. Vertica is well known for its blinding query performance at big data scale, but it can also insert data at very high rates of speed. […]
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Unlock Data Analytics for Dynamic Workloads with Vertica 9.1
May 10, 2018
This blog post was authored by Sanjay Baronia. Today, cloud infrastructure has made it easier for organizations to consume services and deploy business applications with a pay-as-you-go, OPEX model. This […]
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Vertica Wins First Place for Edge-Based Analytics at University of Central Arkansas Raspberry Pi Bakeoff
April 2, 2018
We had the opportunity to enter our Vertica flight tracking demo at the University of Central Arkansas’s university raspberry pi bakeoff. We won first place, competing against a number of […]
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Vertica 9
October 18, 2017
This blog post was authored by Steve Sarsfield. The Vertica development team has just released Version 9.0. With every major release it gives me time to not only look back […]
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Why auto-scaling analytical databases aren’t so magical
April 6, 2017
This blog post was authored by Steve Sarsfield. There is a new feature in analytical databases that seems to be all the rage, particular in cloud data warehouse – Autoscaling. […]
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Using the Vertica on Azure Free Trial
February 15, 2017
In August of last year, we announced support for Vertica in the Microsoft Azure Cloud environment. This includes a fully automated cluster deployment from the Azure Marketplace (which can be […]
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Cloning a Vertica Cluster to AWS
July 27, 2015
This enhancement to the Vertica AWS Auto Scaling open-source package makes it quite easy to create a working replica of your existing cloud-hosted or on-premise Vertica cluster in Amazon Web Services.
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