26 results found
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S3Queue Engine in v23.8
As developer against ClickHouse,
I want to utilise the S3Queue engine available in v23.8
so that I can watch an S3 bucket, and auto consume new files as they appear, via a materialized view, as soon as they arrive.This will enable me to keep my analytics up to date with no need for additional engineering effort or streaming pipelines.
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Performance insights for ClickHouse
As someone managing a Clickhouse instance that delivers my production workloads,
I want to have better insight into what is causing slow queries against my data,
so that I can get to the root cause and take corrective actions.
In addition, it's important to have these metrics available for export to my monitoring system5 votes -
Improve query editor in console for large/long running queries in Aiven for ClickHouse
As an Aiven for ClickHouse user,
I want to be able to use the query editor in the Aiven console in my ClickHouse services to run large queries without worrying of timeouts or bugs.3 votes -
Add support for the DeltaLake Engine to ClickHouse
As a customer of Aiven, I would like to pull data from many disparate sources into my ClickHouse data warehouse to provide my users best-in-class analytics and performance. Adding support for DeltaLake would open up new sources from which I can seamlessly consume from.
3 votes -
Support for Postgresql table engine
As a developer with a current PostgreSQL instance,
I would like to utilise the ClickHouse PostgreSQL Table engine,
so that I can easily read from that external PostgreSQL instance and insert the data into my Aiven for ClickHouse instance.3 votes -
Wildcard support for Kafka topics integration
As a technologist within an organisation delivering a data platform via integration of multiple open source services,
I want to have the ability to use wildcards in the kafkatopiclist for Aiven for ClickHouse,
so that I can reduce the management overhead and reduce the time to value for new development.3 votes -
MongoDB functions and table engine.
As someone running analytics with Clickhouse,
I want to be able to create functions that read data from an external MongoDB instance, as well as create tables that span data in external MongoDB instances,
so that I can enrich my analytics with data stored elsewhere, or easily migrate data from a MongoDB instance to my Aiven for Clickhouse instance.3 votes -
Support exactly-once semantics when connecting Kafka to ClickHouse
As a developer using Kafka to stream messages to ClickHouse,
I want to be sure that messages as delivered and ingested exactly once, as opposed to at-least-once, to ClickHouse to not have to deal with duplicated data that I have to deduplicate down the line. This removes both a cognitive and operational load from my data pipelineThe exactly-once semantics has been implemented in the newer version of the ClickHouse Kafka Connect Sink (https://github.com/ClickHouse/clickhouse-kafka-connect).
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Improve default JOIN Engine for Aiven for ClickHouse
As a user of Aiven for ClickHouse,
I want to use the most optimized default settings possible. From the start I want to have the default JOIN set as the most performant possible and not the ClickHouse default one. This comes without me, the user, having to change any settings. However, I should be able to tweak those settings if needed in specific cases.2 votes -
Better error messages when using the built-in query editor in console for Aiven for ClickHouse
As a user,
I want to have a better idea why queries I run in the built-in query editor in the Aiven console do not work.
Clearer error messages are a way to let users know what went wrong and modify their queries accordingly.2 votes -
Iceberg Table Engine
As developer ina. company with a large amount of data stored in Iceberg,
I want to have the ClickHouse Iceberg Table engine,
so that I can effectively analyse the large amounts of data stored in iceberg, via Aiven for Clickhouse.2 votes -
Serverless experience
As developer,
I want to load data and run some queries against that data using ClickHouse,
so that I can start a new project, or learn the value of ClickHouse as a technology,
without having to worry about the size shape or cost of a hosted VM running that instance or cluster.
It would be good to have a running total of the cost per query.2 votes -
Cancel Queries for ClickHouse regardless of where I ran the query (including the query editor in the Aiven console)
As ClickHouse User
I want to be able to cancel distributed ClickHouse queries without contacting support
so that I can resolve accidental query executions by myself in a self service manner. This reduces RTT and allows for me to move faster.
I want to be able to do so regardless of the tool I use to run and cancel the query - this includes the query editor in the Aiven console2 votes -
MySQL Table engine
As someone drunning analytics queries with Clickhouse against multiple data sources,
I want to have the MySQL table engine enabled so that I can create tables in Clickhouse that span data in external MySQL instances,
so that I can bring the value of external data sources into my analysis.2 votes -
Better zookeeper insights in Aiven for ClickHouse
As a user of Aiven for ClickHouse,
I want to be able to know more about Zookeeper, its current state and what it is doing at any given time (in the console or in Grafana).1 vote -
View in-progress and completed mutations in my Aiven for ClickHouse services directly in the Aiven console
As a user of at least one Aiven for ClickHouse service,
I want to be able to easily view in the Aiven console, in my ClickHouse service, the list of mutations (both in-progress and completed) and relevant information about them such as creation time, ID of the mutation, what table and databases the mutation is applied on, if it is done or in progress etc.
At the moment, this information can be found in system.mutations table and system.replication_queue for replicated tables, but it is a manual process to check them.
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Apache Beam - ClickHouse integration
As a user of Apache Beam and ClickHouse,
I want to be able to ingest my data from Apache Beam into a ClickHouse table in near-real time with at-least-once (meaning it is acceptable that messages are read more than once). Writing the data using the ClickHouseIO (built on JDBC driver) c.f. https://beam.apache.org/releases/javadoc/2.10.0/org/apache/beam/sdk/io/clickhouse/ClickHouseIO.html1 vote -
ClickHouse query history in the query editor of the Aiven console
As a user of the console,
I want to be able to see the queries somewhere after I ran them, successfully or not. It is important that I can retrieve failed queries to modify them and run them again, as well as successful queries to be able to save them for future use or reference.1 vote -
Saving ClickHouse queries in the query editor of the Aiven console
As a user of the console,
I want to be able to save queries that I run in the Aiven console in order to retrieve them later on, or re-run saved queries without having to write them again.1 vote -
Support User defined functions (UDFs) in Aiven for ClickHouse
As a developer,
I want to be able to extend the behavior of ClickHouse by creating lambda expressions that can utilize SQL constructs and functions that can be used like any in-built function in a query. I want to be able to do so with the command "CREATE FUNCTION"1 vote
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