Datagrip athena software#

Datagrip athena software#

The story around notebooks just doesn’t mesh the same way into a software development lifecycle and I just don’t see the value of DataLore. Collaboration are usually pushed into a company by upper management and unless they want to fully integrate with G-Suite or Office365 and become a competitor to the terrible Microsoft Teams app then I don’t see them gaining more than a pittance when it comes to collaboration tools market. I understand why they need to be building online tools like TeamCity which fit into their overall product line, but between their Source collaboration tools and DataLore I feel like they are leaving their core competencies and building things that have much lower real world value. Not flashy enough? Ok how about some sort of built in magic Presto/DIY AWS Athena that lets me use DataGrip to query practically any data I like?

Not keen on adding a new there’s plenty of sharp edges left in the MongoDB functionality that need more work. How about broad support for NoSQL data stores like DynamoDB, CosmosDB Redis, and ElasticSearch. If they wanted to enhance something with “data” in the name there’s a lot they could do to improve DataGrip. I would much rather they be focusing these efforts on better support for notebook functionality inside P圜harm itself and deliver a first class experience in the IDE that was interoperable with ideally existing cloud vendors but at the least just any Jupyter Lab/Notebook server that you have permission to connect to.

As a paying customer who spends most of my time using P圜harm and a regular user of Jupyter notebooks. I continue to be underwhelmed (and slightly concerned) by Datalore.