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You can write several million rows per second through indexing and storage while reading consistent views but it is not trivial. It requires a pretty sophistica
by jandrewrogers 5y ago
You can write several million rows per second through indexing and storage while reading consistent views but it is not trivial. It requires a pretty sophisticated database kernel design even on modern hardware. LSM-style is not a good choice if you require these write rates. Time-series data models are relatively simple to scale writes for as such things go.
I would not want to try this on a traditional relational database kernel, they are not designed for workloads that look like this. They optimize their tradeoffs for slower and more complicated transactions.