questdb.com/blog/making-...
questdb.com/blog/making-...
5. Time series (Timescale, QuestDB, Influx)
6. Sharded, distributed key-value (FoundationDB, TiKV)
7. Non-sharded, distributed key-value (etcd, rqlite, Tigerbeetle, zookeeper)
8. Embedded key-value (RocksDB, BerkeleyDB, LMDB)
5. Time series (Timescale, QuestDB, Influx)
6. Sharded, distributed key-value (FoundationDB, TiKV)
7. Non-sharded, distributed key-value (etcd, rqlite, Tigerbeetle, zookeeper)
8. Embedded key-value (RocksDB, BerkeleyDB, LMDB)
Follow their devs! Maybe work for them!
Follow their devs! Maybe work for them!
✔️ N-dimensional arrays
✔️ Smarter materialized views
✔️ Ultra-low latency
✔️ Better UX
Built with your feedback
questdb.com/blog/questdb...
#questdb #githubrelease #opensource
✔️ N-dimensional arrays
✔️ Smarter materialized views
✔️ Ultra-low latency
✔️ Better UX
Built with your feedback
questdb.com/blog/questdb...
#questdb #githubrelease #opensource
react-native-windows (C++ • 🟢)
⭐ 17.3K → https://github.com/microsoft/react-native-windows
questdb (Java • 🟢)
⭐ 17.3K → https://github.com/questdb/questdb
⚡ Only signal. Zero noise.
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⭐ 17.3K → https://github.com/microsoft/react-native-windows
questdb (Java • 🟢)
⭐ 17.3K → https://github.com/questdb/questdb
⚡ Only signal. Zero noise.
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69 stars today
https://github.com//questdb/questdb
An open source time-series database for fast ingest and SQL queries
69 stars today
https://github.com//questdb/questdb
An open source time-series database for fast ingest and SQL queries
questdb.com/blog/timesca...
questdb.com/blog/timesca...
questdb.com/blog/async-p...
questdb.com/blog/async-p...
ORM:
Limited options. Python's SQLAlchemy works, but Sync only.
Meanwhile Go lacks any support.
Now inclined to use Golang for ingestion and Python for maintenance.
Would you sacrifice convenience for speed?
ORM:
Limited options. Python's SQLAlchemy works, but Sync only.
Meanwhile Go lacks any support.
Now inclined to use Golang for ingestion and Python for maintenance.
Would you sacrifice convenience for speed?