A new getting started experience for ClickHouse Managed Postgres
Blog post from ClickHouse
ClickHouse has introduced an in-product onboarding flow for its Managed Postgres offering, which combines NVMe-backed PostgreSQL for transactional workloads with ClickHouse for real-time analytics and managed replication between the two. The new experience replaces an initially empty operational dashboard with a stateful, outcome-focused path designed to help users work with data quickly: provision a Postgres service, migrate or ingest data through ClickPipes, run an initial query in the SQL Console, and configure change data capture replication into ClickHouse for analytics. Users can migrate an existing Postgres database, connect through standard language clients, load sample data, or create tables manually, while an AI Assistant can help generate SQL. The final analytics step supports both direct ClickHouse queries and the pg_clickhouse extension, which lets users access ClickHouse tables through PostgreSQL syntax; the company cites benchmark improvements of roughly three to seven times on a one-million-row dataset. The four-step design intentionally emphasizes early hands-on value and progress rather than attempting to teach every platform feature.
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