What is Vector?
What is Vector?
Vector, the industry’s fastest analytics database, handles continuous updates without a performance penalty. Vector achieves extreme performance with full ACID compliance on commodity hardware with the flexibility to deploy on-premises, and on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud with little or no database tuning.
HCL Vector Analytics Database Benefits
Fast
Outperforms alternatives by 7.9x – Enterprise Strategy Group
Resource Optimization
Reduce I/O, optimize data compression and deliver better cache performance to save time and money
REAL Real-time Insights
Continuously keep analytics datasets up to date without affecting downstream query performance
Flexible Deployment
Runs on Windows and Linux, on-premises, hybrid and multi-clouds, including Google Cloud, AWS, and Azure
Enterprise-Grade
99.9% availability and support for 1000s of active users
Compliant and Secure
Share data safely across stakeholders with encryption at rest and in transit, and dynamic data masking
Deployment Options
Windows
Vector is available on Microsoft Windows for single-server deployment. The Enterprise Edition provides production-level support, and the Evaluation Edition delivers capabilities over 30-, 60-, and 90-day periods.
Linux
Vector scales vertically on SMP systems running on popular Linux distributions that offer reliability and strong security.
Google Cloud
Vector can be deployed as containers and micro services on the latest compute nodes of Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), Google Cloud Dataproc, and Google Cloud Storage (GCS). It is tightly integrated with Looker, with planned integrations for DataFusion, Pub/Sub and Kubeflow. Vector can also run as a Google Cloud Platform Virtual Machine Image.
AWS
Vector supports single node and clustered configurations. Third-party benchmarks demonstrate that Vector significantly outperforms Microsoft SQL Server, Cloudera Impala, Amazon Redshift and Snowflake databases on AWS. Vector can run as an Amazon Machine Image on AWS and supports Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). Vector also supports BYOL for private and hybrid cloud deployment.
Microsoft Azure
You can deploy Vector as a Microsoft Azure VM Image and it supports Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
Hadoop
Vector for Hadoop scales Vector beyond a single node to support thousands of users and petabytes of data. Vector uses YARN for workload management across 100s or 1000s of nodes. HDFS stores Vector data at greater than 10x compression. Unlike SQL on Hadoop , Vector accommodates differential inserts, updates, and deletes to run multiple operational workloads.