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I don't think protobuf was around for public use when we came up with this format, which began around 2005. We use Protobuf internally, and some of our columns
by jnewhouse 9y ago
I don't think protobuf was around for public use when we came up with this format, which began around 2005. We use Protobuf internally, and some of our columns are actually byte[]'s containing protobuf data. We now support Parquet and are doing more work with other big data tools, but we've had a hard time matching the performance of our custom stuff.