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Redash – Connect to any data source, easily visualize and share your data
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#12Redash is handy, especially if you want to go from "I have a DB of events" to "here's some handy dashboards" in just a few minutes. Its filtering options were a little limited, at least as of November (you can't inject anything in to the "where" part of a query).
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#13They're really great, I'd highly recommend them to anyone.
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#14I'll be happy to answer any questions about Redash, open source and about my journey to make Redash a self sustainable project.
For any questions that don't fit on HN, feel free to reach me at arik at redash.io.
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#15We use Redash via ( https://redash.io/ ) for a truly hideous amount of stuff at our startup. We use it for almost every operations dashboard, and we've also prototyped out a task allocation and field agent management tool using them and Zapier. They're really great, I'd highly recommend them to anyone.
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#17Hi! I'm the author of Redash :) Nice to see Redash at the top of HN. I'll be happy to answer any questions about Redash, open source and about my journey to make Redash a self sustainable project. For any questions that don't fit on HN, feel free to reach me at arik at redash.io.
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#19Redash is fantastic. Things like scheduled queries just work, and the AMI is a great way to get up and running quickly. The docs are decent and the upgrade script works well. I also really appreciated the (optional) Login with Google feature and the ability to limit it to certain email domains (we use Google Apps, so it worked really well). We've been trialling it casually in our engineering and data science teams. H…
I was really hoping to address this in the upcoming v1.0.0 release, but eventually didn't want to delay it as it was in the oven for too long anyway. It will probably be addressed in the release after.
Beside the ability to delete a user have you experienced other rough edges in the recent releases? We strive to improve the stability and reduce the rough edges with every release, so really want to hear about your experience.