Calcite is a library, so you can run it wherever you like. You’d probably need to use something like the file adapter. If you run Calcite on the server, you might want to set up an Avatica server so that your clients can talk JDBC to it remotely.
Julian > On Apr 4, 2017, at 6:27 AM, aka.fe2s <[email protected]> wrote: > > I'm looking to create a JDBC driver for a custom distributed data storage. > I managed to create a simple PoC where calcite is running on a client side > with predicates push down. > > Now, is it possible to run calcite on the server(storage) side to keep > computation close to data? Does Calcite offer anything for that? > > -- > Oleksiy
