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Improving Analytical DBMS ClickHouse

Student: Bardukov Anatoly

Supervisor: Ivan Vitalyevich Puzyrevskiy

Faculty: Faculty of Computer Science

Educational Programme: Applied Mathematics and Information Science (Bachelor)

Final Grade: 8

Year of Graduation: 2018

The work is devoted to the improvement and expansion of the data compression capabilities in the ClickHouse column database. The developed modules will become part of the open source project of ClickHouse and allow users to specify compression methods for separate columns in tables. In addition, the solution allows application of several codecs to one data block, which positively affects the quality of data compression and, therefore, increases the bandwidth of the DBMS by reducing the number of operations with the hard disk. The solution will complement the existing compression system, which is currently unified for all columns of all tables and does not offer the ability to combine compression algorithms and filters. Also, the current system does not allow changes of the compression algorithm without restarting the ClickHouse server, which is considered in the work and available in the data definition language. In addition, work has been done to study competing systems of column databases, internal performance tests and independent studies have been considered. The proposed solution is based on the experience of other companies and takes into account their best aspects, while broadening and generalizing their approach in the application of codecs to data. Keywords: column-oriented database, DBMS, open source, compression algorithms, filters, OLAP.

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