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Makes sense. How do you deal with data arriving out-of-order? (assuming your data is timestamped at the source)
by henridf 11y ago
Makes sense. How do you deal with data arriving out-of-order? (assuming your data is timestamped at the source)
- mike_heffner 11y agoWe grab a timestamp when data hits our API (largely as close to source as we can get) and use that to order time samples. For time series the ordering requirements aren't as strict as other problem domains, since we can usually go back and overwrite previous time series data points.