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OpenText Vertica

Columnar MPP analytics database, now owned by OpenText, deployable on-premises, in Kubernetes, or across major clouds.

Vertica is a columnar, massively parallel processing (MPP) SQL database built for high-performance analytics on large volumes of structured and semi-structured data. Originally founded by Michael Stonebraker's team and later owned by HP and Micro Focus, it is now part of OpenText's analytics portfolio. Vertica emphasizes deployment flexibility: the same engine runs on-premises, in Vertica in Eon Mode with storage-compute separation on cloud object storage, in Kubernetes, or via a managed cloud offering, so customers can move workloads without rewriting SQL. It includes built-in machine-learning functions, time-series and pattern-matching analytics, and geospatial support, competing with Exasol, Teradata, and Snowflake for demanding, high-concurrency analytical SQL.

At a glance

Vendor OpenText Corporation
Pricing model Quote only
Free tier Yes
Deployment Cloud, Self-hosted
Open source No
Best for Enterprises with existing Vertica investments needing flexible on-premises-to-cloud deployment for heavy analytical SQL.

Pricing

Licensed by data capacity or consumption depending on deployment; a free Community Edition exists for smaller datasets, and full pricing requires contacting OpenText sales.

Pricing has not been verified yet — see the vendor's site.

Features

  • Columnar storage with Eon Mode storage-compute separation
  • Runs on-premises, in Kubernetes, or across AWS/Azure/GCP
  • In-database machine learning (classification, regression, clustering)
  • Time-series and event/pattern-matching SQL extensions
  • Geospatial analytics functions
  • Flex tables for querying semi-structured data without a fixed schema
  • Free Community Edition for evaluation and small deployments

Integrations

Profile last reviewed September 21, 2026

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