DennisZ_89

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by DennisZ_89 2y ago
Glad to see people start trying on GreptimeDB. We're committed to building a fully open-source and cost-effective, unified time series database for metrics, logs, and events. To this point, it may still be too small to be included in t
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Fivefold Slower Compared to Go? Optimizing Rust's Protobuf Decoding Performance(blogs-cloud-updates-1.greptime-website.pages.dev)
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Show HN: Build a keyboard monitoring tool to decode your typing habits(github.com)
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by DennisZ_89 3y ago
This article shares key insights from a paper titled 'High-Performance Data Analysis using Object Storage on the Cloud', published by the team of Dominik Durner from the Technical University of Munich (TUM). When developing our op
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Tips for Choosing AWS EC2 Instance Most Suitable for Your Work(medium.com)
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Reducing S3 API Calls by 98% – Exploring the Secrets of OpenDAL's RangeReader(greptime.com)
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by DennisZ_89 3y ago
Thanks for your reply, I don‘t mean that the original SQL cannot do this kind of query, but using standard SQL to do such a query will be very complicated and inconsistent with user intuition. What we have done is to provide an extended syn
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Unlock Complex Time Series Analysis in SQL with Range Queries(greptime.com)
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Time-series data ingestion from Rust WebAssembly application(greptime.com)
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Using Helm Chart to Deploy Distributed Databases on Kubernetes(medium.com)
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