Glad you like it! And yes I'm not saying Timescale is better than Clickhouse generally. But it does avoid having to host a second database, you keep ACID compli

Glad you like it! And yes I'm not saying Timescale is better than Clickhouse generally. But it does avoid having to host a second database, you keep ACID compliance, your application code doesn't have to change... There is more to analytics than raw speed, and even in raw speed we're slowly catching up. For some types of queries TS actually performs better than Clickhouse afaik, but I'm not a benchmarking expert so take it with a grain of salt. Always choose the right tool for the right job, Clickhouse is amazing software. I just wanted to mention that if someone currently runs analytics queries via postgres and runs into performance issues, trying out timescale doesn't really hurt and might be a simpler solution than migrating to Clickhouse.