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Email to customers, 26 February 2021:

I have some important news to share - Chartio is joining Atlassian. ...

Since our inception, Chartio has proudly empowered teams through data. ...

The unfortunate impact here is that we will be shutting down the existing standalone Chartio product one year from now on March 1, 2022. It was a difficult decision, but our team needs to be singularly focused on the mission of delivering powerful cross-product analytics and visualization to the Atlassian platform.

One of the big advantages of the Akiban Service is very fast SQL against native object data (what I technically call nested tuples).

This weekend we had a chance to get chartio working directly against an Akiban deployment. Because we are not 100% compatible with the postgres protocol there were a few loose ends that needed tightening. A little work by our Mike McMahon combined with a bit of advice from Dave Fowler and his team at chartio, and the beauty of running fast SQL reports against object/JSON data comes to life. Here is a sample chartio dashboard working against the employees ‘default’ space that is deployed with every new account.