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TimescaleDB is actually a lot better for backfilled/out-of-order data then a lot of NoSQL options. This is because in TimescaleDB data is fundamentally organize
by cevian 9y ago
TimescaleDB is actually a lot better for backfilled/out-of-order data then a lot of NoSQL options. This is because in TimescaleDB data is fundamentally organized by data time instead of insert time (as it is for LSM trees, for instance).