Ahana announced a new tool for Presto users called the
Presto Query Analyzer. With the Presto Query
Analyzer, data platform teams can get instant insights into their Presto
clusters including query performance, bandwidth bottlenecks, and much more. The
Presto Query Analyzer was built for the Presto community and is free to use.
Presto has become the SQL query engine
of choice for the open data lakehouse. The open data lakehouse brings the
reliability and performance of the data warehouse together with the flexibility
and simplicity of the data lake, enabling data warehouse workloads to run
alongside machine learning workloads. Presto on the open data lakehouse enables
much better price performance as compared to expensive data warehousing
solutions. As more companies are moving to an open data lakehouse approach with
Presto as its engine, having more insights into query performance, workloads,
resource consumption, and much more is critical.
"We built the Presto Query Analyzer to
help data platform teams get deeper insights into their Presto clusters, and we
are thrilled to be making this tool freely available to the broader Presto
community," said Steven Mih, Cofounder & CEO, Ahana. "As we see the growth
and adoption of Presto continue to skyrocket, our mission is to help Presto
users get started and be successful with the open source project. The Presto
Query Analyzer will help teams get even more out of their Presto usage, and we
look forward to doing even more for the community in the upcoming months."
Key benefits of the Presto Query
Analyzer include:
- Understand query
workloads: Break down queries by operators, CPU time, memory consumption, and
bandwidth. Easily cross-reference queries for deep drill down.
- Identify popular
data: See which catalog, schema, tables, and columns are most and least
frequently used and by who.
- Monitor research
consumption: Track CPU and memory utilization across the users in a cluster.
The Presto Query Analyzer by Ahana is
free to download and use. Download it to get started today.