Hypertable insert rates are faster and more predictable over time. Each individual insert might incur a small bit of extra overhead, but they scale forever sinc

Hypertable insert rates are faster and more predictable over time. Each individual insert might incur a small bit of extra overhead, but they scale forever since each temporal chunk is indexed separately vs a regular table where the entire index needs to fit in memory. This is a case where you can't make meaningful inferences from micro-benchmarks (they tested 20k rows, you probably need 200M to start seeing the diff)