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   by stalller 6y ago

   relative to more mature Kafka cloud services, it's crazy expensive.
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   by stalller 7y ago

   It is encouraged! :)
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   by stalller 7y ago

   Thanks for the recommendation! And glad to hear TimescaleDB meets your needs. I wanted to add some color to hosting / deployment options around TimescaleDB. Options are as follows: [1] Fully-Managed TimescaleDB Enterprise on Timescale
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   Using TimescaleDB with Hasura GraphQL(blog.hasura.io)

   5 points by stalller 8y ago|0 comments
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   by stalller 8y ago

   One point of clarification for readers of @neslinesli93's post is that Timescale does not create "heavy" indexes. We do create some default indexes that PostgreSQL does not, but these defaults can be turned off. We also allow
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   Podcast: Why Technology Is Not a Bubble(goldmansachs.com)

   3 points by stalller 8y ago|0 comments
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   by stalller 9y ago

   Timescale | New York, NY | Stockholm, Sweden | ONSITE preferred, REMOTE considered | FULL-TIME Time-series data is everywhere, and the powerful time-series database we are developing (TimescaleDB) is a key building block across a range of i
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   by stalller 9y ago

   Hi, the link you posted seems broken. Also just wanted to clarify that TimescaleDB is in fact a relational database, being built as a PostgreSQL extension. Looking at the nature of time-series workloads (namely appending data about recent e
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   by stalller 9y ago

   Yes, they have. kdb+ has been the standard bearer within finance for more real-time trading applications. Still, q as a query language tends to marginalize more of the organization from having access to the data. TimescaleDB offers full-SQL
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    by stalller 9y ago

    Thanks for asking. For some of the larger companies, takes a little bit of time to work with their marketing / legal teams :) We do list some of them within the blog post: - STE Energy, to back operational dashboards used to monitor 47
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    by stalller 9y ago

    Hi, thanks for the feedback on our FAQ. We did write a blog post that goes into what time-series data is and why purpose-built time-series databases should exist / are necessary. Please read it here: https://blog.timescale.c
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    by stalller 9y ago

    Timescale | New York, NY | Stockholm, Sweden | ONSITE | FULL-TIME Time-series data is everywhere, and the powerful time-series database we are developing (TimescaleDB) is a key building block across a range of industries: IoT, DevOps, monit
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    by stalller 9y ago

    Thanks for the recommendation of Timescale :) Here are some more details on our future plans for clustering. We do have horizontal scale-out clustering on our roadmap and it's hard to say exactly when it will be released, but we are ai
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    Time-series data: PostgreSQL 10 vs. TimescaleDB(blog.timescale.com)

    8 points by stalller 9y ago|0 comments
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    Database Wars: SQL Awakens(blog.timescale.com)

    7 points by stalller 9y ago|0 comments
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    What the heck is time-series data (and why do I need a time-series database)?(blog.timescale.com)

    3 points by stalller 9y ago|0 comments
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    by stalller 9y ago

    Hi from Timescale, here are 6 insights we took away from this awesome discussion. Thank you! https://blog.timescale.com/thank-you-hn-20-000-views-1000-st...
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    by stalller 9y ago

    Hey, Timescale team member here. Thanks for the <3. Looking forward to hearing how it goes for you. Would also love to learn more about your use case... If you feel inclined to share more, please shoot me an email andrew@timescale.com. T
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    by stalller 10y ago

    Here is a solid overview of some of the systems out there: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sMQe9oOKhMhIVw9WmuCE... . Facebook also recently open-sourced their internal TSDB, Gorilla ( http://www.v