Postgres Meets Analytics: CDC from Neon to ClickHouse via PeerDB
Neon and ClickHouse integration improves real-time analytics by enabling low-latency transactions and fast processing. PeerDB facilitates data replication, supporting various applications like customer analytics and data warehousing.
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Neon and ClickHouse are being combined to enhance real-time analytics on transactional data. Neon is a serverless Postgres service designed for efficient transactional workloads, while ClickHouse is a high-performance columnar database optimized for real-time analytics. This combination allows developers to utilize Neon for low-latency transactional applications and ClickHouse for fast analytical processing. The integration is facilitated by PeerDB, a provider of Change Data Capture (CDC) solutions, which enables real-time data replication from Neon to ClickHouse. PeerDB, recently acquired by ClickHouse, supports Neon as a source, allowing seamless data synchronization for analytics and decision-making. The setup involves creating users and publications in Neon, enabling logical replication, and configuring ClickHouse to receive data. This integration supports various use cases, including real-time customer analytics and data warehousing, while maintaining the operational efficiency of both databases. The process is designed to be straightforward, with detailed instructions available for users to establish the connection and start data synchronization.
- Neon and ClickHouse integration enhances real-time analytics capabilities.
- PeerDB facilitates seamless data replication from Neon to ClickHouse.
- The combination supports low-latency transactional applications and fast analytical processing.
- Users can set up CDC for real-time data updates with straightforward configuration steps.
- This integration is beneficial for applications requiring both operational efficiency and analytical power.
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