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I'm Derek, one of the co-founders--that's an interesting way to frame it, I think that makes a lot of sense at a high level. We're in contact with the TSDB fou
by grammr 8y ago
I'm Derek, one of the co-founders--that's an interesting way to frame it, I think that makes a lot of sense at a high level.
We're in contact with the TSDB founders (awesome and super smart guys!) and are in the early stages of figuring out an integration that makes sense. That's most likely going to happen.
To anyone interested: we'd love to hear and consider your ideas re: TSDB integration. Feel free to open an issue in either repo (or add to an existing one) and tell us more!
- nethi 8y agoIt seems like if you combine pipelinedb with timescaledb, you get continuous query capability of influx ?
- skunkworker 8y agoThat's great to hear, I'll be looking forward to seeing where those talks and collaborations go.
- scrollaway 8y agoCan you guys join forces and convince AWS to make both of those products available on RDS? :)
- grammr 8y agoThe most impactful thing you can do here is ask the RDS team for this. If enough users ask them for it they'll eventually begin seriously considering it :)
- scrollaway 8y agoAlready did!
- qaq 8y agoSo basically AWS will monetize something they have spent 0 resources building and will likely cannibalise the only viable monetization option?
- chatmasta 8y agoSurely not, AWS has never done anything like that!
- erinaceousjones 8y agoRE integration: A docker image with both TSDB and PipelineDB extensions and PostGIS, supporting PG11 ;) which is something I will look into doing myself, but lack the time to do so.. The time-series database of a project I'm on uses timescale and it's been great for the quick inserts and the `time_bucket` function has been very useful for aggregate queries.. But moving from aggregations generated on-the-fly to ones updated continuously on data change sounds like it could be awesome for us, so I am v happy to see this article today :-)