Compute/Storage Separation in Greenplum
summary
Yezzey is an open-source GreenplumDB extension that moves a table’s storage to S3 while preserving the database’s native on-disk data format. The talk shows that by keeping the native format, many queries achieve performance close to queries against tables stored on local SSDs, describing the compute/storage separation approach using Greenplum and S3.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:05Data storage problem
- 10:52Greenplum and Neon
- 17:18Easy technology and its evolution
- 24:01Plans and community
- 30:03Q&A
- 41:03Summary
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