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That's a shame. I'm not sure what the rationale is for such clauses - especially where performance of your tech is known to be pretty good (as is the case for K
by srazzaque 7y ago
That's a shame. I'm not sure what the rationale is for such clauses - especially where performance of your tech is known to be pretty good (as is the case for KDB+).
There's definitely a huge opportunity to displace KDB+ as the mainstay for timeseries in capital markets. It is a premium product, but it obviously comes with a cost - both for the product and its operators.
Assuming all use cases can be catered for, if one needs an extra N machines if using TimescaleDB to cater for the same workloads, it might nullify any savings. If only there were a way to understand that without breaking their EULA...