EventQL – Open-source distributed SQL analytics database in C++11

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EventQL is an open-source distributed SQL analytics database written in C++11. It's designed for developers and data engineers who need to analyze large datasets across multiple machines. The software enables users to query data using standard SQL while distributing processing across a cluster, making it suitable for building scalable analytics systems. EventQL's distributed architecture allows handling of big data workloads efficiently.

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