There many flavours of time series databases, but my understanding is that at their core they're optimised for storing and querying based on time stamp/time ser

There many flavours of time series databases, but my understanding is that at their core they're optimised for storing and querying based on time stamp/time series data. Typically very quickly in large volumes. That's maybe the primary criteria to define a database as a time series database. Someone could probably elaborate on this a massive amount. I'm sure there is some nuance and a lot of relevant details around how that optimization is done.