Centralize caching for uniformly performant data.

Cube’s semantic layer enables cost-effective work with billion-row datasets and subsecond responses while orchestrating caching upstream of all of your data apps—once.

Caching
Data Modeling
Access Control
APIs

Leverage an in-memory cache and queue that ward off latency.

Cube’s two-level caching system uses an in-memory cache, queue management, and configurable pre-aggregations. Cube’s in-memory cache and queue management capabilities are based on our proprietary Cube Store; together, they serve as a buffer for your database when there’s an influx of concurrent requests hitting your database, allowing you to scale stateless API instances horizontally and making APIs idempotent.

Maximize data performance to make sure it matches your speed—fast.

Cube's caching layer comes with configurable pre-aggregations, a layer of aggregated data built and refreshed by attributes and intervals you set. Access the condensed, cached version of your data to maximize speed and minimize latency.

Save your capital for more important things than redundant queries.

Why spend unnecessary capital (and time) to query operationalized data directly from data sources? Redundant queries result in latency and major cost-inefficiency. Streamline your pipeline by querying Cube’s cache—and watch your bills drop.

Orchestrate your caching layer once—and only once.

Since Cube is a middleware that sits between your data source and applications, it’s upstream of every data app your organization uses. Therefore, its position in the data pipeline means that you don’t need to manually orchestrate caching for every application, saving you effort and ensuring that your applications are uniformly performant and coordinated.

Ready to upgrade your data stack?

Check out the rest of Cube's four-part semantic layer

Data APIs

Make your data accessible and your stack compatible.

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Data Modeling

Define your metrics upstack to unify your team’s insights.

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Data Access Control

Robust governance begins with centralized permissions management.

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