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When we materialize cubes, we should offer two types of materialization:
Measures
Aggregated (i.e., with aggregated metrics)
Measures Cubes
Measures cube materialization supports the use case where users want to arbitrarily assemble metrics, potentially aggregated at different grains.
Agg Cubes
Aggregated cube materialization supports the use case where there is a specific grain of dimensions for the cube that the metrics are aggregated at, with the potential to aggregate further but without the possibility of more granular metrics.
Temporal Info
For Druid cubes the following pieces of temporal information are needed:
Primary timestamp column
Temporal partition column (only needed for INCREMENTAL_TIME loads), with a timestamp format
In some cases, the event timestamp column and the time unit partition column may be the same column. For example, an INCREMENTAL_TIME materialization could have a single event_date partition, which is also serves as the primary timestamp column, with format yyyyMMdd. However, it is also possible for the cube to have an event_ts column set as the primary timestamp, with event_date as its partition.
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When we materialize cubes, we should offer two types of materialization:
Measures Cubes
Measures cube materialization supports the use case where users want to arbitrarily assemble metrics, potentially aggregated at different grains.
Agg Cubes
Aggregated cube materialization supports the use case where there is a specific grain of dimensions for the cube that the metrics are aggregated at, with the potential to aggregate further but without the possibility of more granular metrics.
Temporal Info
For Druid cubes the following pieces of temporal information are needed:
INCREMENTAL_TIME
loads), with a timestamp formatIn some cases, the event timestamp column and the time unit partition column may be the same column. For example, an
INCREMENTAL_TIME
materialization could have a singleevent_date
partition, which is also serves as the primary timestamp column, with formatyyyyMMdd
. However, it is also possible for the cube to have anevent_ts
column set as the primary timestamp, withevent_date
as its partition.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: