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Comment #35780217
You actually can use any npm packages. Here's an example on how you can use `node-fetch`: https://cube.dev/docs/schema/advanced/dynamic-schema-creatio... . Same capabilities are co…
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Comment #35775819
Yep. Cube would automatically figure out the join path for you on top of the defined join graph in the data model using the Dijkstra algorithm. The best practice however is to use …
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Comment #35775626
https://cube.dev/docs/config/downstream might be a great starting point for that. Here you can get a grasp of how dashboard apps can be built: https://cube.dev/docs/examples#tutori…
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Comment #20509996
Nice catch! This one is typo for sure :) Thanks!
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Comment #19390837
Showplow is great and cost effective. AWS Cloudfront, Lambda and Athena make it possible to create fully serverless setup on top of it. There's an open source example of such setup…
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Comment #18729255
It actually works exactly as you describe. We generate SQL query to return aggregates based on SQL supplied in Cube.js schema. We never fetch raw data from SQL backend. Architectur…
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Comment #18728734
Thanks for the question! We should do a better job describing this. In short: 1. Generates analytic SQL queries based on Cube.js schema. It can be simple ones like calculating page…
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Comment #18726707
Yes. I guess your setup is serverless as well. Big Query is one of Serverless MPP databases that shares similar concepts with AWS Athena.