Using Mongodb, Hadoop, Tokudb, Piwik could scale to greater limits.
This ticket is an invitation to the community to comment and discuss the Nosql support of Piwik!
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Reopening as there is a lot of interest from the community to build a Nosql version of Piwik!
two years ago we have discussed this topic in the past Nosql for Piwik for a GSoC proposal: https://github.com/piwik/piwik/wiki/GSoC-2013#project-gsoc1-multiple-database-support-implement-mongodb-adapter
Well, it doesn't have to be completely No SQL. You may look into ClickHouse - the column-oriented DBMS used by Yandex for its own web analytics. It even has SQL syntax, so it doesn't require a complete rewrite of Piwik.
We have just contacted Piwik's team in order to check the viability to integrate SlicingDice as a backend for Piwik. Let's see how it goes.
FYI Clickhouse would be the more likely candidate we would look into eventually, as it's SQL compatible
Benchmark looks good: https://clickhouse.yandex/benchmark.html#[%2210000000%22,[%22ClickHouse%22,%22MySQL%22],[%220%22]]
@mattab what kind of feature you are missing? https://clickhouse.yandex/docs/en/introduction/distinctive_features/#sql-support
While it has SQL support you need to look into some details. Eg does it support delete/update and if supported, is it fast. Does it support eg 10 to 20 joins, does it support all kind of alter table statements etc.
Closing this issue as a duplicate of https://github.com/matomo-org/matomo/issues/7526
Yes, clickhouse would be a really nice backend!
Hi,what need to do if i wanna to use clickhouse as backend of matomo?
@flyonce Afaik we don't have supporting any other database backend on our roadmap, as it would require to much work.
Not sure if anyone ever tried running Matomo on clickhouse. But feel free to give it a try, if you are keen on it.
If it works smoothly feel free to report back to us :-)