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It's not at all crowded since not all of them actually work well and they are optimized for different use cases and different setups. One use case I believe is
by salex89 10y ago
It's not at all crowded since not all of them actually work well and they are optimized for different use cases and different setups. One use case I believe is not covered well, and I use it often, and evaluated it, is actually storing the complete time series and reading it as a whole, without any aggregation. This is important for different signal processing and so on, where sampling does not cut it. At the and I chosen KairosDB (with Cassandra backend). Not that it is perfect, but it if CRUD is most important, and you offload processing to other engines, it works well.
That is why I am always looking forward to new things such as this or BTrDB. There is still a lot of room for improvement everywhere.