Not OP but for analytics use cases it is common to create new tables for each minute, hour, day or whatever granularity you collect data in. This makes it easie

Not OP but for analytics use cases it is common to create new tables for each minute, hour, day or whatever granularity you collect data in. This makes it easier to aggregate later, you don't end up with extremely big tables, you can drop a subset of the data without affecting the performance of the table currently being written to etc..