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ClickHouse engineering

ClickHouse architecture, migration, and performance engineering.

We help teams decide when ClickHouse fits, design the architecture around the workload, and make production systems fast, reliable, and operable.

When to call us.

The current database no longer keeps up

Scans and aggregates are slowing down, or analytical load is interfering with transactional work.

The migration is risky

The choice is expensive to reverse and must be validated on your data before committing to the move.

ClickHouse is already in production

Schemas, ingestion, memory, concurrency, or queries prevent the system from reaching its targets.

Operations need stronger guarantees

Observability, backups, failure modes, and cost behavior need to become explicit.

Engineering across the critical path.

From the initial decision to a system your team can operate.

01

Architecture

Topology, ClickHouse Cloud or self-managed, replication, sharding, scaling, and workload isolation.

02

Data modelling

Schemas, partitioning, ordering keys, projections, materialized views, and read/write trade-offs.

03

Ingestion

Batch, streaming, CDC, throughput, backpressure, deduplication, and data-quality controls.

04

Performance

Query profiles, memory, concurrency, p95/p99, and reproducible benchmarks on representative data.

05

Migration

An incremental path from PostgreSQL, a warehouse, or another analytical backend, with validation and rollback.

06

Reliability and cost

Observability, backups, failure modes, runbooks, and compute/storage trade-offs.

The workload before the engine.

Every recommendation must be explainable, measurable, and transferable to your team.

01

Frame

Critical queries, volumes, concurrency, growth, and operating requirements.

02

Measure

A reproducible protocol and baseline for the paths that actually matter.

03

Decide

Documented architecture and trade-offs, including when another solution is a better fit.

04

Harden

Implementation, tests, observability, runbooks, and knowledge transfer.

What your team keeps.

1

A defensible architecture

2

A reproducible protocol and measurements

3

A migration or optimization plan

4

Code, tests, and runbooks when we implement

Bring the workload and the constraint.

Share the critical queries, volumes, p95/p99 targets, and where the system stops keeping up.

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