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To deliver next-generation data analytics, Ocient completely reimagined data warehouse design to deliver real-time analysis of complex, hyperscale datasets.

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In 2016 our team of industry veterans began building a hyperscale data warehouse to tackle large, complex workloads.

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Published February 15, 2023

At the Whiteboard with Ocient: Loading and Transformation

George Kondiles, Chief Architect and Co-Founder at Ocient explains how Ocient loads and transforms hyperscale data.

Kondiles discusses the loading and transformation infrastructure for the Ocient Hyperscale Data Warhouse. This infrastructure is crucial for analyzing and querying extremely large datasets.

Ocient’s loading and transformation technology and infrastructure were designed with three key principles in mind: linear scalability, low time to queryability, and exactly once semantics.

The “firehose” of information, arriving from sources such as S3 (where there may be large numbers of CSV files) or a queuing system like Kafka (which may contain JSON documents), presents a significant challenge. But Ocient’s technology is capable of receiving and handling the high volume and large amount of information and storing it in our foundation layer.