IBM’s Integrated Analytics System (IIAS) is IBM’s suggested ‘next step’ for Netezza customers. Here is a ‘sneak peek’ how IIAS compares to Exasol.

1. Netezza Migration Review -
IIAS versus
Exasol

2. Netezza Migration Considerations
Vendor Comparison: IBM’s Integrated Analytics System (IIAS) vs. Exasol
IBM’s Integrated Analytics System (IIAS) is IBM’s suggested ‘next step’ for Netezza customers.
Here is a ‘sneak peak’ how IIAS compares to Exasol.
Exasol IBM
What is it? A high-performance in-memory analytics database. The memory is
used as a large cache, which enables you to perform queries with your
data. And the self-tuning, proprietary algorithms improve over time.
IBM’s new data warehouse appliance runs on IBM Power 8 hardware
and relies on IBM Db2 Warehouse. It stores data both in columnar and
row storage, and is deployed in containers.
Deployment options Deployment is completely flexible – either on-premises, appliance,
VM, on private cloud, and public clouds, such as AWS, Google Cloud or
Azure. A single node edition is available for smaller deployments.
IIAS consists of mixed hardware and software components. Unusually,
it’s been designed to be cloud-native so the core database engine runs
in containers. IBM encourages its customers to use the cloud version
– called Db2 Warehouse on Cloud – which is very similar to the
appliance.
Netezza migration compatibility Supports ANSI-SQL 2008, so all non-proprietary code will work. It can
also be extended with UDFs in any programming language, including
Python, R, Java and others.
IIAS supports SQL, similar to Exasol. It offers a Netezza compatibility
mode. Functions need to be migrated, recompiled and tested.

3. What next after Netezza?

4. What are the migration
options and benefits?

5. Exasol versus IBM‘s
Integrated Analytics
System (IIAS)

6. Waving goodbye to Netezza
could be your chance to become
truly data driven
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