Life After Greenplum: Choosing an Open Source Analytics Solution
summary
Examines Greenplum’s role in an existing analytics platform, the expected features from the planned Greenplum 7 release, and how the project’s move away from open source has delayed availability of a production-ready GP7 build; discusses choosing an alternative open-source analytics solution as a result.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:18Greenplum issues
- 6:33New solution requirements
- 9:14Alternative solutions
- 11:45Trino overview
- 15:17New architecture components
- 17:46Iceberg format benefits
- 20:34Migration challenges
- 23:43Data migration process
- 26:20Test results
- 29:51Future plans
- 30:58Solution selection advice
- 34:11Greenplum's future
- 38:34Q&A
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