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Would anyone mind sharing what time series DB they use in production, and what for? I'm assuming most are used for metrics in addition to a standard SQL databas
by matt2000 7y ago
Would anyone mind sharing what time series DB they use in production, and what for? I'm assuming most are used for metrics in addition to a standard SQL database, but interested to find out if that's accurate. Thanks!
- thisone 7y agoApache Druid. The killer for us is that we allow essentially ad-hoc querying over long time intervals, but require the results to be returned quickly. And the dataset, while not Google proportions, isn't small.
- BukhariH 7y agoAt TransferWise we recently migrated to TimescaleDB for all our FX rates data. So, there's two use cases for us: 1. We use it to ingest tick-by-tick FX rates 2. We use it to query historical rates e.g. whenever a users opens our homepage we query it directly from TimescaleDB We've battled tested it pretty hard now & haven't run into any scaling issues - been very much plug & play.
- valyala 7y agoOur customers successfully use VictoriaMetrics [1] in production as a long-term remote storage for big amounts of time series data from Prometheus. We are going to open source VictoriaMetrics soon. [1] https://github.com/VictoriaMetrics/VictoriaMetrics/wiki/Single-server-VictoriaMetrics https://github.com/VictoriaMetrics/VictoriaMetrics/wiki/Sing...