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Agent-Facing Analytics, Data Lake Support, and More: A Year of ClickHouse Cloud on Azure

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Post Details
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Date Published
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ClickHouse Team
Word Count
2,629
Company Posts That Month
26
Language
English
Hacker News Points
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No
Summary

ClickHouse Cloud on Microsoft Azure has been well-received by developers, data engineers, and architects since its launch last year. The platform offers a turnkey cloud-native database that can power interactive data-driven applications with high-performance analytical workloads. Weights & Biases launched Weave, an LLM observability tool, built on ClickHouse Cloud, while Astronomer launched Astro Observe, a ClickHouse-powered observability platform. To further support Azure customers, we have doubled down on Azure ecosystem support. The integration of Azure OpenAI with ClickHouse offers powerful real-time analytics and natural language interaction capabilities. Additionally, ClickHouse now supports Azure Data Lake, allowing users to read and write over 70 different data formats. New connectors for Azure Blob Storage, Event Hubs, and Azure Data Factory have been introduced, making it easier for users to integrate ClickHouse with their existing workflows. The platform also offers a Power BI connector, chDB .NET bindings, and enterprise-grade security features. With the launch of ClickHouse Cloud on Azure Marketplace, customers can easily access and deploy the solution, taking advantage of the MACC program for cost-effectiveness.

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