
* Integrates nicely with AWS. supports s3 buckets and aws hosted databases as data sources, as well as being able to use aws glue as a metastore.
* It's fast. Dremio is able to perform complex operations at scale very quickly. Many of our workloads that took tens of hours on our previous data analytics solution, now finish in under a minuet.
* Able to use a wide variety of data sources together. We able to seamlessly combine data from PostgreSQL and parquet files stored on S3 in a single query.
* Easy to connect to from external tools. Using their JDBC, a variety ODBC connectors and REST API we've been able to easily connect to, and use Dremio with a number of external tools on hosted linux or local windows. Jupyter, datagrip, excel, tableau.
* Great support and PS team. Having worked with the support team on issues ranging from inconsequential to major blockers, they have always been very responsive and fast acting. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
* Isn't currently transactional for data in an object store (s3). At least for an s3 data source you can't define a table then insert data into it. Any data written must be done via a Create table as Select style statement.
* Error clarity. initial errors displayed to users can be quite opaque requiring one to click through to a deeper menu to find the root cause. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.