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Retention Policies in Arc: How We Delete Data Without Rewriting Files
Arc's retention policies delete expired data at the Parquet file level — no row rewrites, no table locks, no downtime. Configure TTL per measurement for logs, IoT, and analytical workloads.
Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck··7 min read
Engineering
Arc on ClickBench: DuckDB. The Engine Inside the Engine.
Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck··13 min
Tutorials
Chat with Your Arc Data: Connect Claude Desktop via MCP
Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck··7 min
Engineering
How Parquet Compaction Works in Arc (and Why It Runs in a Subprocess)
Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck··6 min
Engineering
Arc on ClickBench: StarRocks. This One Depends on the Machine.
Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck··9 min
Engineering
Arc Output Plugin for Redpanda Connect: Stream Any Source into Arc
Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck··6 min
Product
Arc Cloud Is Live: Managed Arc, No Infrastructure Required
Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck··5 min
Engineering
Arc on ClickBench: CrateDB. 50x on Ingestion, Not Close on Analytics.
Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck··8 min
Tutorials
Monitor Indoor Air Quality with a Raspberry Pi and Arc — Temperature, Humidity, CO2, and TVOC in One Python Script
Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck··6 minProduct
Arc 26.04.1: Native Arrow Query Path, Security Audit, and a Lot of Things That Quietly Got Better
Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck··7 min
Engineering
Arc on ClickBench: Elasticsearch. This One Isn't Close Either.
Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck··6 min
Community
Arc is Hitting the Road — Introducing the Arc Roadshow 2026
Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck··3 minEngineering
Arc 26.03.2 — Critical Compaction Fix
Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck··2 minReady to handle billion-record workloads?
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