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Does size matter? Otherwise why bother? For example, you could probably save a bit of space by storing the timestamps as unix time stamps (if you are using stri
by bjourne 6y ago
Does size matter? Otherwise why bother? For example, you could probably save a bit of space by storing the timestamps as unix time stamps (if you are using strings), but it may not be a useful use of your time. Also, for larger databases (gigabytes) SQLite may catch up to LevelDB.
- aabbcc1241 6y agoThe size matter in my case. Above sample are only a portion of the actual data from multiple applications (sharing the same vm on cloud). They are not for-profit projects so I'd try to reduce the hosting cost. Maybe s3-style of storage is better than vm-harddisk in this case? P.S. I'm storing the timestamps in millisecond