Helicone Enables Users to Write SQL Directly to a Shared ClickHouse
Helicone has launched HQL, allowing users to write SQL queries on a shared ClickHouse. Security is ensured through row policies.
Helicone introduced HQL, a SQL editor that allows users to write SQL queries directly against a shared ClickHouse cluster. Each organization's request data is stored in a single table, separated by an organization_id column. To address security concerns, ClickHouse's row policies and custom settings were employed to ensure that queries from one organization cannot access another organization's data.
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