Videos

Blend Batch & Streaming Data on Snowflake - 30 Minute Data Pipeline Demo

We'll show you the quickest way to load your output data into Snowflake–with a live demo with Snowflake data

Building a Streaming Pipeline in 30 Minutes

In this video we’ll walk you through how to Ingest data from real-time streaming and batch sources.

ironSource Built a Streaming Data Lake for Ad Data

ironSource managed to transform 500K events per second, using only a visual interface and SQL, saving thousands of engineering hours.

Create and Curate a Simple Data Pipeline

In this brief video, we demonstrate in real-time how easy it can be to build, enrich, preview, and go live with a complete streaming data pipeline

Go From Nested Data Arrays to Flat Tables for Athena

Discover how Upsolver helps you take streaming nested data containing arrays and prepare it for Amazon Athena.

Create a Streaming Data Pipeline for Product Analytics

Watch this video to see how quickly you can build a data pipeline and begin analyzing data from your data lake

Upsolver product demo: data lake engineering made easy

See how you can combine data lake economics with database simplicity and speed, and simplify your cloud analytics initiatives

Ingest & analyze Salesforce data with Upsolver on S3

We walk you through the architecture and detailed steps to ingest data from Salesforce to an Upsolver-enabled Amazon S3 bucket.

Upsolver: Make your data lake analytics-ready

Take this quick tour of Upsolver's capabilities and see how you can combine data lake economics with database simplicity and speed.

Load CDC data to Snowflake database

Upsolver can load data into many databases including Snowflake. This video guide shows you how to create a Snowflake data output.

Using Upsolver to index less data into Splunk

Many users are looking for ways to reduce their Splunk cost. This video provides an example of how to index less data into Splunk.

Finding the Needle in the Data Lake Haystack without Code

Learn how to set up & operate a data lake using Upsolver, query it from Athena, & visualize anomalies with Looker - with no code.