Projects

Projects

Myria is a new stack for big data management and analytics:

Myria is a new big data management and analytics system
It is available open source Myria stack on Github
It runs in shared-nothing clusters (Amazon EC2)
Myria is also a service. Check our demo service. If you are at UW and would like to try our production service, send an email to myria-users@cs.washington.edu

Myria is developed by the UW database group and eScience Institute.

On this page, we describe the specific research contributions that we are making through the Myria project.

View our publications here.

View a list of source code from various projects that use Myria here.

Federated Analytics

Efficient inter-system analytical queries across heterogeneous database systems

Big Data Management Theory

New models of computation for big data processing

Big Data Query Languages

Language interfaces for complex analytics at scale

Big Data Management as a Cloud Service

Multi-tenancy, resource allocation, architecture, and cost optimization

Big Data Systems Research

Systems challenges for big data processing

Large-Scale Visualization

Interactive visualization over terabytes of data

Data-intensive astronomy using Myria

Integration of components in a full-stack service

Profiling and Visualization

Why was my query slow? What can I do about it?

Data analytics in high-performance computing

Integrating a query language into high-performance parallel languages

SQLShare: Interactive DB-as-a-Service

Analyzing query patterns in a multi-year DBaaS deployment