Starburst Enterprise vs. Tanzu Data Services (Greenplum, GemFire, RabbitMQ, Tanzu SQL)

If you run a SQL query, Starburst Presto can help you track efficiently the status of SQL query. It can also track how many resources have been allocated for execution and what is the optimal way to run the query without hindrance. It also provides good information on worker nodes and how parallel threads are running together.

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If you need to execute ml algorithms, learning techniques, or mathematical calculations on large amounts of heterogeneous data, VMware Tanzu Data Services will be ideal. It will be really simple to set up, particularly if you choose AWS as your integrated cloud provider. However, if you're working with lower data amounts, such as gigabytes, it can be superfluous.

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• Query tracking.
• Resource allocation.
• Parallelizing query execution.

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• Apache MADlib provides popular machine learning functionality.
• Allows you to query terabytes of data databases.
• Interoperability for AWS S3 is effortless.

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• Pricing
• Platform can be made more intuitive.
• Sometimes the platform hangs while aborting the query.

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• Running on Azure is a little more difficult.
• Synchronization with Kafka may be a little easier.

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They were very helpful. We needed support for initial implementation.

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Most of our systems were compatible with Starburst Presto. The dashboard which they provide was fairly intuitive and easy to use. The learning curve wasn't that much. Also, the parallel processing part was an additional feature that we didn't find in many competitive products. The pricing was a little higher but it was worth the trade-off.

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• Neutral impact.
• ROI on saving time for query execution.
• Parallel processing saves time too.

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• There was a noticeable reduction in system reliability.
• Saw a reduction in unsuccessful analytics operations.

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