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Congrats! I really love the approach they took to deliver value: An extension of an existing rock-solid platform (Postgres) instead of building a new server whi
by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago
Congrats!
I really love the approach they took to deliver value: An extension of an existing rock-solid platform (Postgres) instead of building a new server which would require a lot of time to learn and manage.
Is TimescaleDB suitable to store logs? If yes, how to architect the tables?
- cevian 5y ago(Timescale engineer here). We believe so and we have customers using us for just that. We haven't created our own product for that yet (as we have for metrics -- Promscale) but it is an idea we are playing with. You may want to look at our Promscale design doc[1] for ideas on table layout. [1] https://tsdb.co/prom-design-doc https://tsdb.co/prom-design-doc
- sylvain_kerkour 5y agoGreat to hear, thank you!