Amazon Redshift is a hosted data warehouse solution, from Amazon Web Services.
$0.24
per GB per month
Treasure Data
Score 8.3 out of 10
Mid-Size Companies (51-1,000 employees)
Treasure Data is an enterprise customer data platform (CDP) that powers the entire business to reclaim customer-centricity in the age of the digital customer. It does this by connecting all data and uniting teams and systems into one customer data platform to power purposeful engagements that drive value and protect privacy for every customer, every time. According to the vendor, Treasure Data serves customers globally across a broad base of industries that…
From an engineers perspective data must be available in near real time and from business perspective data must to consistent all over which is perfectly supported by Amazon Redshift. Scalability and performance tuning is well designed in Redshift. Business can make decisions and …
Redshift does not have a simple web console interface for us to use. However, one area where Redshift shines and Treasure Data does not is in its pricing model. Auto-scaling is a great feature in Redshift, whereas the Presto-hours business model can be somewhat limiting at …
Treasure Data stacks up very well against its competitors. It is a highly scalable tool with great support. The reason we went ahead with Treasure Data is that it has good customizations and AI capabilities. With machine learning and AI becoming more and more important every …
Treasure Data provides a combination of out of the box connectors, end to end functionality (Ingestion, Storage, Interactive Querying, Workflows and outputs all in one place) that no other solution we've found seems to do well. The fully managed nature of Workflow, combined …
I have not used strong products in the in past to compare TD to but I have heard from my peers that TD is a very solid product compared to the competition
We still use all of the above. They are part of an ecosystem of data software products and each of them has its own purpose. As I mentioned before, easiness of "writes" to TD and the capability of querying vast amounts of data in a reasonable time are a reason we will not be …
Wish heavily depends on Treasure data to store the data. All the critical tables are stored in Treasure Data and reports are generated on top of it. Apart from that machine learning data generation is done in Treasure Data.