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This is great -- Eager to read the first test results comparing InfluxDB and TimescaleDB. We migrated almost a year ago: https://blog.dnsfilter.com/3-billion-ti
by LogicX 8y ago
This is great -- Eager to read the first test results comparing InfluxDB and TimescaleDB. We migrated almost a year ago: https://blog.dnsfilter.com/3-billion-time-series-data-points-dnsfilter-replaced-influxdb-with-timescaledb-d9f827702f8b https://blog.dnsfilter.com/3-billion-time-series-data-points... and have found Timescale to work out well.
I know InfluxDB has continued to evolve; and I think a tool like this can help folks better select the appropriate solution for their use-case (As Influx is a fine product, but they acknowledged our particular use-case was not a good fit)
- RobAtticus 8y agoThanks for the kind words! Yes, we are definitely looking to expand our use cases to support a variety of scenarios and parameters so that we can give the most comprehensive evaluation for people looking to store time series data. And not you specifically, but hopefully others feel free to post a proposal or even a PR if there is a use case they really want to see supported.