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A Cloud Database Purpose-Built for
Automation and Alerting

By moving SQL models for fraud detection from an analytics warehouse to Materialize, Ramp cut lag from hours to seconds, stopped 60% more fraud and reduced the infra costs by 10x.

Ryan Delgado
Ryan Delgado Staff Software Engineer, Data Platform - Ramp

Put Analytics to Work in Automation and Alerting

User-facing notifications

Fraud and anomaly detection

Risk Modeling

Monitoring and maintenance

Why Materialize?

Modern Data Applications need Modern Solutions

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Traditional Warehouses: Too Slow

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Stream Processors: Too Complicated

Materialize packages the speed of stream processors in a familiar database abstraction.

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Streaming Engine

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Event-Driven Primitives

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Managed in standard SQL

Incrementally Maintained Views

Write complex SQL transformations as materialized views that efficiently update themselves as inputs change.

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Sliding Windows

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Write queries that filter to a window of time anchored to the present, Materialize will update results as time advances.

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SQL Alerting

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Write alerts as SQL queries with filters and subscribe to new rows as they appear.

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incremental.sql
CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW my_view AS
	SELECT userid, COUNT(api.id), COUNT(pageviews.id)
	FROM users
	JOIN pageviews on users.id = pageviews.userid
	JOIN api ON users.id = api.userId
	GROUP BY userid;
userID api_calls pageviews
VPLaKV 400 20
MN37Mt 60 9
1fT4KY 72 42
sT4QY 10 342

Incrementally Maintained Views

Write complex SQL transformations as materialized views that efficiently update themselves as inputs change.

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incremental.sql
CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW my_view AS
	SELECT userid, COUNT(api.id), COUNT(pageviews.id)
	FROM users
	JOIN pageviews on users.id = pageviews.userid
	JOIN api ON users.id = api.userId
	GROUP BY userid;
userID api_calls pageviews
VPLaKV 400 20
MN37Mt 60 9
1fT4KY 72 42
sT4QY 10 342

Sliding Windows

Write queries that filter to a window of time anchored to the present, Materialize will update results as time advances.

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sliding.sql
CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW my_window AS
	SELECT date_trunc('minute', received_at),
	COUNT(*) as order_ct, SUM(amount) as revenue
	FROM orders
	WHERE mz_now() < received_at + interval '5 minutes'
	GROUP BY 1;
minute order_ct revenue

SQL Alerting

Write alerts as SQL queries with filters and subscribe to new rows as they appear.

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alerting.sql
SELECT userID, email, MAX(orders.id) as last_order
  FROM users
  JOIN orders ON orders.userID = users.id
  GROUP BY userId, email
  -- Use a filter to surface users with a high % of fraud
  HAVING SUM(is_fraud) / COUNT(orders.id)::FLOAT > 0.5;
userID email last_order
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Y5KBE8 9/12/2022
Wj7JQ0 13/12/2022
tPCQ0 13/11/2022
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Presents as PostgreSQL

Streaming Inputs

Built for JOINs

Active Replication

Low-Latency Serving Layer

Secure and Compliant


The Warehouse-Native Approach
to Automation and Alerting.

“Our data warehouse alerts run too slowly”

“Creating and updating notification logic is a hassle”

“We don’t have the data engineers for real-time alerts”

“We can’t risk automation if our system gives bad data”

“We use other systems for our notifications”

“We need to run alerts at massive scale”

More Use Cases

Real-Time & User-Facing Analytics

Real-Time & User-Facing Analytics

Real-time Fraud Detection

Real-time Fraud Detection

Segmentation and Personalization

Segmentation and Personalization

ML in Production

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