

Find out in this report how the two Cloud Data Warehouse solutions compare in terms of features, pricing, service and support, easy of deployment, and ROI.
Dremio surely saves time, reduces costs, and all those things because we don't have to worry so much about the infrastructure to make the different tools communicate.
We have had to reach out for customer support many times, and they respond, so they are pretty supportive about some long-term issues.
I would rate Oracle support nine or ten out of ten because you can always open a ticket and describe any problems, and the feedback is very quick.
Dremio's scalability can handle growing data and user demands easily.
Internally, if it's on Docker or Kubernetes, scalability will be built into the system.
All enterprise-grade analytics tools allow rapid scaling, making our business more competitive.
I rate Dremio a nine in terms of stability.
Oracle Database Appliance is stable and scalable.
Starburst comes with around 50 connectors now.
It should be easier to get Arctic or an open-source version of Arctic onto the software version so that development teams can experiment with it.
I see that many times the new versions of Dremio have not fixed old bugs, and in some new versions, old problems that were previously fixed come back again, so I think the upgrade part could use improvement.
There is room for improvement in better integration with third-party tools, such as Power BI or Redshift.
For the cloud version, there could be better storage options or more storage for lower prices.
Currently, Oracle Database Appliance is good with no room for improvement.
I am satisfied with the price for Oracle Database Appliance.
Oracle is on the higher end of the pricing spectrum, along with SAP.
Having everything under one system and an easier-to-work-with interface, along with having API integrations, adds significant value to working with Dremio.
Dremio has positively impacted my organization as nowadays we are connected to multiple databases from multiple environments, multiple APIs, and applications, and Dremio organizes everything in an amazing way for me.
You just get the source, connect the data, get visualization, get connected, and do whatever you want.
Oracle excels in providing actionable insights and flexible access to data.
The automated provisioning feature helps speed up the database deployment process because you can use one command or option to resize all the disks or increase memory, depending on the occasion.
The flexibility of deploying Oracle Database Appliance both on-premises and on cloud may help me address my organization's evolving business needs.


| Company Size | Count |
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| Small Business | 1 |
| Midsize Enterprise | 5 |
| Large Enterprise | 5 |
| Company Size | Count |
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| Small Business | 21 |
| Midsize Enterprise | 9 |
| Large Enterprise | 15 |
Dremio offers a comprehensive platform for data warehousing and data engineering, integrating seamlessly with data storage systems like Amazon S3 and Azure. Its main features include scalability, query federation, and data reflection.
Dremio's core strength lies in its ability to function as a robust data lake query engine and data warehousing solution. It facilitates the creation of complex queries with ease, thanks to its support for Apache Airflow and query federation across endpoints. Despite challenges with Delta connector support, complex query execution, and expensive licensing, users find it valuable for managing ad-hoc queries and financial data analytics. The platform aids in SQL table management and BI traffic visualization while reducing storage costs and resolving storage conflicts typical in traditional data warehouses.
What are Dremio's most valuable features?Dremio is primarily implemented in industries requiring extensive data engineering and analytics, including finance and technology. Companies use it for constructing data frameworks, efficiently processing financial analytics, and visualizing BI traffic. It acts as a viable alternative to AWS Glue and Apache Hive, integrating seamlessly with multiple databases, including Oracle and MySQL, offering robust solutions for data-driven strategies. Despite some challenges, its ability to reduce data storage costs and manage complex queries makes it a favorable choice among enterprise users.
Oracle Database Appliance is the easiest and most affordable way for small or medium-size organizations to run Oracle databases and applications and is an ideal platform for remote and edge computing environments. Customers reduce Oracle Database deployment times and management workloads using a prebuilt integrated system with management automation. As demonstrated in IDC’s business value study (PDF), Oracle Database Appliance lets customers grow revenue and control costs, delivering up to a 498% return on investment (ROI) over five years.
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