If simplicity, quick data insertion, minimal complexity, and high availability are your primary concerns, and budget constraints aren't a major issue, then SingleStore is an excellent choice. I would rate it eight out of ten.
I discovered this product at Strata Data in 2012 and followed the product evolution. I've tested many versions and recommended them to companies I've worked with. MemSQL provides excellent documentation and they upgrade the product frequently. Their cloud solution offering, MemSQL Helios, allows you to create a cluster with a few clicks. MemSQL is a very powerful database. There are a lot of solutions out there including ClickHouse, Aurora, and PostgreSQL, but none of them provide the rich features that MemSQL has. The pipeline by itself is awesome. I can write an SQL statement to create a pipeline and in less than 15 seconds I have data flowing into my tables (or stored procedure). You can ingest data into MemSQL stored procedures and do transformations on the fly. For example, counters. So give it a try, you won't be disappointed.
SingleStore enables organizations to scale from one to one million customers, handling SQL, JSON, full text and vector workloads — all in one unified platform.
If simplicity, quick data insertion, minimal complexity, and high availability are your primary concerns, and budget constraints aren't a major issue, then SingleStore is an excellent choice. I would rate it eight out of ten.
I would rate SingleStore a ten out of ten.
I give the solution an eight out of ten. I recommend SingleStore to others.
I discovered this product at Strata Data in 2012 and followed the product evolution. I've tested many versions and recommended them to companies I've worked with. MemSQL provides excellent documentation and they upgrade the product frequently. Their cloud solution offering, MemSQL Helios, allows you to create a cluster with a few clicks. MemSQL is a very powerful database. There are a lot of solutions out there including ClickHouse, Aurora, and PostgreSQL, but none of them provide the rich features that MemSQL has. The pipeline by itself is awesome. I can write an SQL statement to create a pipeline and in less than 15 seconds I have data flowing into my tables (or stored procedure). You can ingest data into MemSQL stored procedures and do transformations on the fly. For example, counters. So give it a try, you won't be disappointed.