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arikfr

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    Comment #32087916

    This is great! Will it be possible to include Databricks in the benchmark?

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    Comment #23863336

    Not excited about the “less ambitious project”, but still better than being something that can’t be put in front of people. Glad you found Redash useful. :-)

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    Comment #23863315

    What do you mean by "they couldn't find their footing"? (I'm Redash founder)

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    Comment #19916926

    I'm not 100% sure if this is a fit for your needs, but Redash[1] (open source, but there is a hosted version too) you can query spreadsheets and APIs (within limits). Our JSON data…

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    Comment #19916915

    We are putting effort in improving our embeds for the next release, and will be happy to learn what you were missing in embeds. Happy to discuss this further via email (arik at red…

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    Comment #19313086

    Happy to see this out and public! We (Redash) had public AMIs for AWS and GCP for a long time now. But recently started the process of creating a proper marketplace listing with th…

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    Comment #19313049

    We (Redash) have a similar setup (Docker Compose based) and we used Packer to build the DigitalOcean image. Our setup is public on GitHub, in case you want to copy: https://github.…

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    Comment #18683435

    > Sorry if my response sounded like a snarky comment or a rant. Actually it didn't. All good :) > Now that I know redash fits my needs, I will spend the time needed to read the doc…

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    Comment #18682753

    We’re a small team and have to prioritize. At some point maintaining the Mac setup was too much, and Docker covers most use cases. But setup for Postgres should be relatively simpl…

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    Comment #18354541

    Redash | Customer Success Manager | REMOTE Redash [1] is a BI tool for people who We're looking for our first Customer Success Manager. As a Customer Success Manager your focus is …

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    Comment #17443762

    Redash | Customer Success Manager | REMOTE Redash is a BI tool for people who We're looking for our first Customer Success Manager. As a Customer Success Manager your focus is crea…

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    Comment #16815268

    This is interesting, but I believe a better solution will be to use something like hygen[1] to maintain a set of generators for your project. [1] https://github.com/jondot/hygen

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    Comment #16463586

    I personally find it useful, although I can see why it feels out of place. If you do decide to remove it, I think it's worth adding as an example in the README.

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    Comment #15602836

    Redash | Open Source UI/UX Designer | REMOTE Redash is a BI tool for people who We're looking for someone to redesign the application. The goal is to create a style guide we can ap…

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    Comment #15449040

    Most people don't care about the source code, but we have a huge link to the setup guide [1] (and there is a link to GitHub in the footer). Also I'm not sure where you bring the "b…

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    Comment #15388096

    It is :-)

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    Comment #15383564

    Redash creator here. Just to make sure someone doesn't get the wrong impressions from your comment: Redash is 99% open source (and I'm going to close this gap this month[1]), matur…

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    Comment #15306217

    Redash creator here. One correction about Redash: Redash is open source and you can host it yourself too, in case you have an issue trusting a 3rd party with your data. The proxy a…

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    Comment #15225281

    Hi! Arik from Redash here. Mind sharing what you're doing today with me (the Google Charts approach)? My email is arik at redash.io. Thanks!

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    Comment #14347789

    Why not? You can assign a domain to S3 buckets. It can be just as pretty as it is today. The only difference is if he serves them directly from S3, the domain will be different fro…

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    Comment #14347787

    Why not? You can assign a domain to S3 buckets. It can be just as pretty as it is today. The only difference is if he serves them directly from S3, the domain will be different fro…

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    Comment #14347374

    Why not host them on S3? You can probably serve them directly from there too.

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    Comment #14155719

    As someone who is also building a company [1], I found this post (and the others on your blog around the topic) truly inspiring. Actually it was a big part of why I decided to use …

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    Comment #14155352

    If anyone is looking for an alternative that will probably be around for a long time, check out Todoist [1]: they are bootstrapped and profitable and been around for 10 years. In t…