PeterZaitsev

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   by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

   Here we go again... Just use X, forever, in all cases, is misguided whatever X is - a database, programming language, ... a vehicle. PostgreSQL is good for many things and default to PostgreSQL and use something else if clearly justified is
2. 92.▲
   by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

   Note... you can use PostgreSQL as MongoDB... with FerretDB :)
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   by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

   Finally all Open Source pretense is dropped. CockroachDB becomes Enterprise+Cloud database company with a free tier, not dissimilar from Oracle. The revenue driver as a driver for freemium tier is interesting as it seems like it would requ
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   by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

   First title is a bit misleading. ParadeDB is Open Core, which uses AGPL for Open Source version. When you talk about traction I wonder how many external contributors are you getting ?
5. 95.▲
   by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

   A lot also depends what time series data and how you're going to query it VictoriaMetrics is awesome. Clickhouse is another popular choice if you need more flexible model and would like SQL
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   by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

   I think it is great Sentry folks do not pretend it is Open Source. It is great to see innovation and we will see if it becomes popular. What I see is a lot of "single vendor" projects which carry most of development burden want t
7. 97.▲
   by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

   Check out Altinity - you can use their Operator on Kubernetes, or if you want more commercial offering of "Altinity Anywhere" can run your Clickhouse anywhere you want
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   by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

   I think what would also be very interesting in this case is to get latency histogram, This 36ms per second can be 1000 stalls of 36microseconds which might not be significant for your app or it could be one giant 36ms stall... which can b
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   by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

   Note SSPL license - not Open Source despite GitHub hosted
10. 100.▲
    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    Two wrongs do not make it right. Benchmarking on powerful server with Raspberry Pi optimized configuration provides little meaningful data
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    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    Oh my, Sensational headline but very poor benchmark. MySQL is known to have default configuration optimized for using minimal resources, rather than utilizing full server resources as such it has little value to benchmark in this configura
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    Are you excited about MySQL 9.0?(theregister.com)

    1 points by PeterZaitsev 2y ago|0 comments
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    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    I think you should clarify what market are you focusing on now, assuming it is for offline dates...
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    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    10k tables is not a lot, I've seen instances with more than 1M tables Not saying it is a good practices just saying it is big QA oversight :(
15. 105.▲
    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    Very cool!
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    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    What is the fuss about ? Of course if you have root access you have access to any process memory and also can intercept communication before encryption takes place. We use similar approach in Coroot to get fantastic observability insights w
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    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    Oops... Would be interesting to see what is the cause of the problem
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    Pgroonga – Advanced Full Text Search for PostgreSQL(pgroonga.github.io)

    3 points by PeterZaitsev 2y ago|0 comments
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    SAP Makes Their Open Source Commitment Official(github.com)

    1 points by PeterZaitsev 2y ago|0 comments
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    Do-It-Yourself MongoDB DBaaS with Percona Everest(percona.com)

    2 points by PeterZaitsev 2y ago|0 comments
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    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    OpenTelemetry is interesting, On one side it is designed as the "commodity feeder" to number of proprietary backends as DataDog, on other hand we see good development of Open Source solutions as SigNoz and Coroot with good Otel
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    Ottertune Is Dead(ottertune.com)

    15 points by PeterZaitsev 2y ago|5 comments
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    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    This is unfortunate outcome - great technology and fantastic team seems to have succumbed to tough raising climate
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    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    I better clarify - Killing MySQL as Open Source database. Oracle might totally be successful selling MySQL Heatwave in Oracle Cloud, though it has little value for Open Source MySQL Community
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    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    Docstore, Group Replication, MySQL Shell would be some of examples. The larger difference through is just compatibility - things do not work quite the same and if you're looking at large enough application you would likely require some
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    Is Oracle Killing MySQL?(percona.com)

    4 points by PeterZaitsev 2y ago|3 comments
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    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    Not sure if this is intentional, but recent actions by Oracle are not helping MySQL adoption. It is great we have PostgreSQL and MariaDB but neither is complete MySQL replacement in all cases.
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    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    Some big claims, but I wonder if there are some published repeatable benchmarks Also when someone claims 1000x better Performance I want to know why. For example MySQL or PostgreSQL -> Clickhouse I can clearly attribute to column store
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    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    Ah, I wish they would rather choose Neon... to get all the cool functions developers need but avoid going all the way proprietary.
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    by PeterZaitsev 2y ago

    Wow... This is really Big Iron!