Open jimleroyer opened 2 months ago
Comparison ideas:
Affects on analyses / dashboards:
Adding new calculated fields
Reproducing Notify dashboards:
QuickSight Scavenger Hunt in QuickSight vs SuperSet
Blazer send rate dashboard - SMS Send rate
with data_nh as (
select
id,
sent_at, sent_at::date as day, round_minutes(sent_at, 1) as sent_minute,
billable_units
from notification_history
where sent_at is not null and notification_type = 'sms'
),
data_n as (
select
id,
sent_at, sent_at::date as day, round_minutes(sent_at, 1) as sent_minute,
billable_units
from notifications
where sent_at is not null
and notification_type = 'sms'
),
data as (
select * from data_nh
union
select * from data_n
),
rollup as (
select day, sent_minute, sum(billable_units) as fragments_per_minute
from data
group by day, sent_minute
)
select day, max(fragments_per_minute) as max_fragments_per_minute from rollup
group by day
order by day
QuickSight
created a new dataset with the SQL query. This used our RDS data source to query the database so, for example, the custom round_minutes()
function is there.
SuperSet SuperSet runs SQLLite on its datasets, so we can write queries against them. In this case,
with data_nh as (
select
id,
sent_at, date(sent_at) as day, date_trunc('minute', sent_at) as sent_minute,
1 as billable_units
from curdatabase.notify_notification_history
where sent_at is not null and notification_type = 'sms'
),
data_n as (
select
id,
sent_at, date(sent_at) as day, date_trunc('minute', sent_at) as sent_minute,
1 as billable_units
from curdatabase.notify_notifications
where sent_at is not null
and notification_type = 'sms'
),
data as (
select * from data_nh
union
select * from data_n
),
rollupz as (
select day, sent_minute , sum(billable_units) as fragments_per_minute
from data
group by day, sent_minute
)
select day, max(fragments_per_minute) as max_fragments_per_minute from rollupz
group by day
order by day
This query could be used to create a new dataset and then an analysis. You could also use the query directly as a datasource rather than creating a dataset but that seemed buggy, ie when I changed the date aggregation it didn't change the chart (ie after clicking "Update Chart").
Also superset did not like the name "rollup" for one of my subqueries and threw unhelpful error messages.
Overall it looks like, essentially, SuperSet supports SQLLite queries on its own datasets while QuickSight supports SQL queries on the underlying data source. To host QuickSight in a different account we would need to prepare the new sql query datasets in advance (probably with Glue).
still looking to get more done on this
So many meetings, and reviews!
I reset the previous document by Bryan to remove the additions we added, and started a new one for us, which is more of an impression document rather than criteria. This will be faster that way.
Started document is over there: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1A4G5GUXYFgXZS4JztmxON5FVgyjKyhaoN89zzMNC46s/edit
Will fill in specifics on products tomorrow.
I completed the product sections yesterday. I would like to polish it more but I think a review by Steve and Pat would be at this time.
@ben851 to review the doc
Description
As a future BI tool user, I want to provide feedback on a superset vs QuickSight product evaluation, So that I have the best option for me picked up in the future.
WHY are we building?
Platform wants our recommendations
WHAT are we building?
Complete the existing BI tool document with missing evaluation criteria and move over Pat's evaluation in it.
Move some of our existing QuickSight analysis into SuperSet and reference these comparisons into the eval documents.
VALUE created by our solution
Platform is able to pick a tool with maximum awareness.
Acceptance Criteria