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IIRC a snowflake ID's first few bits (or characters?) are by definition a unix timestamp.
by karmanyaahm 5y ago
IIRC a snowflake ID's first few bits (or characters?) are by definition a unix timestamp.
- greenbeans1991 5y agoAh it gets rid of the non-time related bits. Below is a description of the formatting * id is composed of: * time - 41 bits (millisecond precision w/ a custom epoch gives us 69 years) * configured machine id - 10 bits - gives us up to 1024 machines * sequence number - 12 bits - rolls over every 4096 per machine (with protection to avoid rollover in the same ms) thanks :)