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Are you looking for the fastest possible way to get a new SingleStore cluster up and running while testing out sample datasets to experiment with and use? Well, you’re in the right place, because as part of this hands-on session you are going to learn all about getting started with SingleStore.
SingleStore excels at running complex interactive queries over large datasets (100s of terabytes) while running high-throughput, low-latency read and write queries (single-digit milliseconds) with predictable response times (millions of rows per second).
This means, that SingleStore should be your database of choice if you dealing with hundreds of terabytes or petabytes of data, and you need your queries to return in milliseconds instead of minutes, and your need to handle massively concurrent ingestion of data for your application.
Okay, now that we’ve discussed what SingleStore is, let’s get to the thing you’re probably here for, the Getting Started demo. Now, this is just my personal opinion, but I think the best way to get to know a new tech (like SingleStore) is to try it out. In this live stream you’ll learn how to:
- Set up a new SingleStore cluster.
- Import over 20 million rows of sample data from an S3 Bucket.
- Run some sample queries on the imported dataset in SingleStore.
Speakers:
- Joe Karlsson - Software Engineer & Developer Advocate