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Redash
ResearchedRedash is an open source data visualization and dashboarding tool that connects to SQL, NoSQL, Big Data, and API sources. It provides a powerful SQL editor, drag-and-drop dashboards, scheduled refreshes, alerts, and sharing to help companies become data driven.
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01What does Redash say it can do?
Connect to data sources, query, build dashboards, visualize data, and share with a company · Powerful online SQL editor with schema browsing and reusable snippets · Dashboards with drag-and-drop visualizations, scheduled refresh, and sharing (team or publ · User management
Connect and query your data sources, build dashboards to visualize data and share them with your company.
02Who is Redash intended for?
Organizations building a data-driven business
See how various organizations use Redash to build a data-driven business
03What use cases does Redash describe?
Connecting to data sources, querying, visualizing and sharing data to make a company data · Making a company data driven · Query data from different sources and types to answer complex issues · Make your company data driven
connect to any data source (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redshift, BigQuery, MongoDB and many others), query, visualize and share your data to make your company data driven.
04What should teams verify before adopting Redash?
Hosted Redash has reached End of Life · Basic deployments require a minimum of 4GB of RAM · Additional RAM and CPU may be needed as usage grows to support more background workers and
Hosted Redash End of Life
05Does Redash document API access?
Redash API available · Redash is accessible via API to extend its functionality
My favourite features are parameters and filters as well as Redash API.
06What integrations does Redash document?
PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redshift, BigQuery, MongoDB and many others · Supports SQL, NoSQL, Big Data, and API data sources · Data Sources support · Integrations and API
PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redshift, BigQuery, MongoDB and many others
Capabilities and operating fit
This profile connects the jobs Redash is described as handling with its delivery model, access options and the subjects used to match it to related products in this directory.
Common use cases
- Connecting to PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redshift, BigQuery, MongoDB and many others
- Querying data using a SQL editor with schema browsing and reusable snippets
- Building drag-and-drop dashboards with scheduled refresh
- Sharing dashboards with a team or publicly
- Setting up alerts and getting notified on certain events on data
- Making a company data driven through shared visualizations
Topics mapped
Verified capabilities
- Connect to data sources, query, build dashboards, visualize data, and share with a company
- Powerful online SQL editor with schema browsing and reusable snippets
- Dashboards with drag-and-drop visualizations, scheduled refresh, and sharing (team or publ
- User management
- Visualizations
- Connect to any data source, query, visualize and share data
- Supports SQL, NoSQL, Big Data and API data sources
- Query databases
Recorded integrations
Intended audiences
Access signals
- Pricing model
- See official pricing
- API
- Not publicly listed
- Source links
- 7 recorded
Verified facts
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Redash helps you make sense of your data
Redash is a popular open source project · Self-hosted open source edition is available · Connects to PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redshift, BigQuery, MongoDB and many others
Redash is a popular open source project
Connect to data sources, query, build dashboards, visualize data, and share with a company
PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redshift, BigQuery, MongoDB and many others
Powerful online SQL editor with schema browsing and reusable snippets
Dashboards with drag-and-drop visualizations, scheduled refresh, and sharing (team or public)
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User management
Connecting to data sources, querying, visualizing and sharing data to make a company data driven
Cloud-based service with collaborative advantages
Help via Knowledge Base and GitHub Discussions
Supports SQL, NoSQL, Big Data, and API data sources
Making a company data driven
Visualizations
Data Sources support
Integrations and API
Product Integrations
Self Hosted option available
Yes, open source edition available
Hosted Redash has reached End of Life
Developer Guide and Admin Guide provided, plus community discussion on GitHub
Connect to any data source, query, visualize and share data
Supports SQL, NoSQL, Big Data and API data sources
Query data from different sources and types to answer complex issues
Make your company data driven
Supported databases include Amazon Athena, Amazon Aurora, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Redshift, Axibase TSDB, Azure Data Explorer (Kusto), Cassandra, ClickHouse, Databricks, Druid, Elasticsearch, Google BigQuery, Graphite, Greenplum, Hive, Impa
Integrations include Google Analytics, Google Spreadsheets, JIRA, JSON, Python, Salesforce, Yandex AppMetrica, and Yandex Metrica
Partner integrations include Segment, Snowplow Analytics, and Stitch
Query databases
Visualize data
Query multiple data sources from a single window
Provide read-only environment for queries
Integrate various data sources in a single view
Support a large number of data sources
Share query results across the team
Combine multiple queries into publicly viewable dashboards
Parameters and filters for queries
Redash API available
Redshift
What it helps with
A concise view of the jobs, capabilities and integrations described in the recorded product sources.
Connecting to PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redshift, BigQuery, MongoDB and many others
Querying data using a SQL editor with schema browsing and reusable snippets
Building drag-and-drop dashboards with scheduled refresh
Sharing dashboards with a team or publicly
Setting up alerts and getting notified on certain events on data
Making a company data driven through shared visualizations
Visualizing technical metrics such as pipeline latencies and infrastructure costs
Connecting to data sources, querying, visualizing and sharing data to make a company data
Where it runs and where to get it
Documented product formats, platforms and official distribution destinations. Availability can vary by region and plan.
Cost / license
Platforms
Adoption notes
What to verify before adopting
- Hosted Redash has reached End of Life
- Basic deployments require a minimum of 4GB of RAM
- Additional RAM and CPU may be needed as usage grows to support more background workers and
Redash timeline
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Recorded sources
Facts, answers, structured details, milestones and primary resource links cite this shared ledger. Each external page appears once; release tags from the same GitHub project are grouped under one release history.
- 1redash.io 14 facts · 3 answers · Official site
- 2redash.io/customers 12 facts · 4 answers · Official site
- 3redash.io/help 9 facts · 4 answers · Official site
- 4redash.io/product 12 facts · 1 answer · Official site
- 5redash.io/help/open-source/setup 11 facts · 1 answer · Official site
- 6redash.io/integrations 7 facts · 3 answers · Official site
- 7redash.io/case-studies 7 facts · 1 answer · Official site
