Vertica Valuable Features

I think the most valuable thing about the product is the speed and resilience. I would say the strong, well-featured SQL engine with many built-in features — including machine-learning — is also a strong point. When testing alternative columnar or in-memory databases the queries their speed may quicker for one or two users, but their concurrency is not as good as Vertica. I would have to say Vertica returns the queries pretty much all the time reliably while other products can sometimes run for 10 minutes and still fail. View full review »

The solution has great capabilities. The tool that instructs the internal database forward is easy to use and is very powerful. View full review »

The data warehouse has exceedingly high performance and has the ability to do large scale queries very effectively. It fits well in large enterprises. All features are valuable. It's a combination of capabilities that's all in one place, which is incredibly powerful. For me, it's performance, scalability, low cost, and it's integrated into enterprise and big data environments. View full review »

You don't have any more dependency on the local store. In order to build the on-prem process for Vertica, you need to make a lot of changes and be picky about choosing your hardware for it. On Eon, you just put it on S3, so you're not paying a penny for the stores anymore. That's the good thing about Eon. View full review »

Vertica's most outstanding features are the compression rates achieved and the speed of access of high volume data. View full review »

This most valuable feature is the database designer, which helps significantly improve our storage footprint. View full review »

The performance is very good and the aggregate records are fast. Vertica Auto-Projections reduce the knowledge required by the DBA for tuning performance. View full review »