Create GPU-powered Kepler.gl maps from SQL queries and share them instantly and securely with live updates and multi-user editing.
Before Dekart was supporting only BigQuery. Now you can configure Dekart to query Athena or BigQuery with DEKART_DATASOURCE
environment variable.
AWS Athena is a serverless query engine based on Presto. Athena/Presto includes support of Geospatial Functions and enables querying datasets like OpenStreetMap from AWS Public Dataset.
Make sure to configure Data Limits before using Athena.
See configuration details in https://dekart.xyz/docs/configuration/environment-variables/#main-configuration
Now you can configure Dekart to use AWS S3 or Google Cloud Storage (GCS) to store queries and query results with DEKART_STORAGE
environment variable. S3 storage will work with both: Athena and BigQuery datasources. You can deploy Dekart to AWS regardless if you query Athena or BigQuery.
Dekart still requires Postgres to store query meta information.
Thank you @tochka and @Tsovak for hacking together Athena and S3 support PoC.
Fixes #25 Dekart stop working with no error messages (deadlock)
See v0.7.0 release notes for details
Fixes kepler.gl dependency to include performance improvements listed in v0.7.0 release notes
See v0.7.0 release notes for details
DEKART_BIGQUERY_MAX_BYTES_BILLED
to implement Best Practices for Controlling Query Cost. See Environment Variables Documentation for detailsNo breaking changes, configure DEKART_BIGQUERY_MAX_BYTES_BILLED
to avoid warnings (see docs)
Bugfixies
{“level":"fatal","error":"pq: value \"316663395386\" is out of range for type integer"}
See minor version release notes for 0.2.0