Rockset Enables Real-Time Analytics for Microsoft SQL Server

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New integration supports real-time indexing for Microsoft SQL Server, enabling sub-second analytics for developers building user-facing and operational analytics
Rockset, the Real-time Analytics Platform Built for the Cloud, announced a new integration with Microsoft SQL Server, enabling developers to run sub-second, high-concurrency analytics on data from Microsoft SQL Server, in real-time.
Most organizations are today investing in real-time analytics as the foundation for digital, particularly in areas like e-commerce, logistics and delivery tracking, gaming leaderboards, fraud detection systems, health and fitness trackers, and social media newsfeeds. With this release, Microsoft SQL Server users can move away from traditional batch ETL towards real-time change data capture to see and respond to changes as they occur, for user-facing analytics and operational analytics use cases. “Microsoft SQL Server is among the top 5 most popular databases according to StackOverflow and DB-Engines. While leading cloud providers now provide ways to tap into changes as they occur in the form of Database Change Data Capture (CDC) streams, most warehouses are not equipped to consume and analyze these CDC streams in real-time,” said Shruti Bhat, Chief Product Officer at Rockset. “As a real-time analytics platform built for the cloud, Rockset is fully mutable to elegantly handle upserts and stay in sync with SQL Server tables, in real-time.” Read More: UJET Ranked #1 in Both Enterprise and Mid-Market User Satisfaction For Contact Center Operations As the world moves from batch to real-time analytics, this release enables developers using SQL Server to:- Run sub-second analytical queries, including JOINS with other databases, lakes, or event streams.
- Achieve better database performance by isolating analytical queries on Rockset, which in turn scales horizontally in the cloud.
- Power fast microservices using developer SDKs or deliver real-time reporting using one of Rockset’s integrations with visualization tools including Tableau, Retool, Redash, and Superset.
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