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5 misconceptions about cloud data warehouses

IBM Big Data Hub

In today’s world, data warehouses are a critical component of any organization’s technology ecosystem. They provide the backbone for a range of use cases such as business intelligence (BI) reporting, dashboarding, and machine-learning (ML)-based predictive analytics, that enable faster decision making and insights.

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Why optimize your warehouse with a data lakehouse strategy

IBM Big Data Hub

We also made the case that query and reporting, provided by big data engines such as Presto, need to work with the Spark infrastructure framework to support advanced analytics and complex enterprise data decision-making. To do so, Presto and Spark need to readily work with existing and modern data warehouse infrastructures.

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Cloudera Data Warehouse Demonstrates Best-in-Class Cloud-Native Price-Performance

Cloudera

Cloud data warehouses allow users to run analytic workloads with greater agility, better isolation and scale, and lower administrative overhead than ever before. With pay-as-you-go pricing, platforms that deliver high-performance benefit users not only through faster results but also through direct cost savings.

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Optimizing the Energy Sector with Data Analytics

Cloudera

Effective use of data can have a direct impact on the cash flow of wind and solar generation companies in areas such as real-time decision making. With the right insights, energy production from renewable assets can be optimized and better predict the future of supply and demand.

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Build an Amazon Redshift data warehouse using an Amazon DynamoDB single-table design

AWS Big Data

In traditional databases, we would model such applications using a normalized data model (entity-relation diagram). A key pillar of AWS’s modern data strategy is the use of purpose-built data stores for specific use cases to achieve performance, cost, and scale. These types of queries are suited for a data warehouse.

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Breaking barriers in geospatial: Amazon Redshift, CARTO, and H3

AWS Big Data

Because of this, many organizations are utilizing them as a support geography, aggregating their data to these grids to optimize both their storage and analysis. To learn more details about their benefits, see Introduction to Spatial Indexes. This ensures robust data representation in all directions.

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Amazon Redshift: Lower price, higher performance

AWS Big Data

times lower cost per user and up to 7.9 times better price-performance than other cloud data warehouses on real-world workloads using advanced techniques like concurrency scaling to support hundreds of concurrent users, enhanced string encoding for faster query performance, and Amazon Redshift Serverless performance enhancements.