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TempoDB (http://tempo-db.com/ http://tempo-db.com/) is a TechStars Cloud company that is doing a hosted time-series database. Really smart guys. I'm building a
by benbjohnson 14y ago
TempoDB (http://tempo-db.com/ http://tempo-db.com/) is a TechStars Cloud company that is doing a hosted time-series database. Really smart guys.
I'm building an open source behavioral database (time series over objects) called Sky (https://github.com/skydb/sky https://github.com/skydb/sky). It comes with a LLVM-backed language called Qip that is a mix between procedural & declarative and provides easy integration with C libs so you could plugin a machine learning library (relatively) easily. It's fast too. It'll crunch through tens of millions of events per second on a single core.
I'm releasing the initial v0.1.0 at the end of the month. Shoot me a message on Twitter (@benbjohnson) if you want some more information.
- bgilroy26 14y agoThank you for sharing your code! This is really cool stuff. How important of a goal was it to follow/diverge from pp/sql's lead in designing Qip?
- benbjohnson 14y agoI'm not sure that I know what pp/sql is. As far as diverging from SQL, the data I want to analyze is really separate paths of actions performed by distinct objects (e.g. users). it's not relational or tabular data so I ran into issues trying to use a language like SQL to query it.
- bgilroy26 14y agoIt was pl/sql, I'm sorry. I got autocorrected. PL/SQL is a procedural language and a superset of sql. It's what stored procedures etc. tend to be written in. Thank you for your response!