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by jsperson
1748 days ago
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I’m surprised no one has mentioned Snowflake. The biggest feature here is no worries. It scales in every dimension, is quite stable, and has few knobs to turn. I’m on a Redshift project now, and the differences are significant. It’s not hard to overload the cluster with a complex query. With Snowflake I would just create my own cluster with the same data shared on the back end. While it’s possible to do something similar with redshift, in practice the configuration and DBA culture make it much more difficult. Edit - reread the question and it mentions OLTP workloads. Snowflake and Redshift are specialized analytics DBs so they don’t meet that criteria. |
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