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I touch on this a little in the podcast I did with Jeff[0], but it boils down to OpenTSDSB for us when we benchmarked could only do low tens of thousands of wri
by roskilli 7y ago
I touch on this a little in the podcast I did with Jeff[0], but it boils down to OpenTSDSB for us when we benchmarked could only do low tens of thousands of writes per second per node, whereas M3DB is hyper optimized and can do hundreds of thousands to millions of writes per second per node depending on compute/disk.
Also with a fast inverted index we were able to achieve much faster query times than OpenTSDB at scale.
[0]: https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2019/08/21/time-series-databases-with-rob-skillington/ https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2019/08/21/time-series-...